GoogleはRuntimeWireの配信を停止した。私たちは成長を続けた。

その下落はGoogleの8月のスパムアップデートの前に始まり、翻訳されたページがSearchから削除された後も続きました。

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Primary source: The Wall Street Journal

なぜ重要なのか

若いAIネイティブの出版社は、手動による措置や直接的な異議申し立ての経路がないまま、ドメイン全体での発見を失うことがあり得る。それにより、どの独自報道が読者に届くかについて、Googleの自動化システムが広範な権限を持つことになる。

A person sits alone in a stark, cool-toned room, illuminated by light from a digital interface, observing a dramatic downward graph.

Google Search impressions for RuntimeWire fell roughly 97% in five days. The English reporting did not suddenly change. Readers kept arriving. Our investigations kept spreading. Google went missing.

Today, The Wall Street Journal published a column written with AI under the byline of billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller. The page carried no visible AI disclosure when RuntimeWire reviewed it. Google found it immediately.

Fine. AI-assisted writing is allowed under Google's own rules.

We would like those rules applied to us, too.

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