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YouTube to add AI creator likenesses to Shorts
YouTube is taking a monumental leap forward in the realm of short-form video content by integrating advanced artificial intelligence directly into its Shorts platform. The video giant has announced the integration of Google DeepMind’s generative video model, Veo, which will significantly expand the ...
WordPress Abilities API kicks off the autoblogger era
For years, WordPress automation has been possible, but rarely standardized. Plugins exposed features through bespoke REST endpoints, WP-CLI commands, or admin UI flows that were hard for external systems to discover and safely invoke. That changes with the Abilities API. Introduced into the WordPres...
Autobloggers plug into WordPress AI client
Autoblogging in WordPress has quietly shifted from simple RSS republishing to AI-assisted pipelines that draft, enrich, and publish posts on a schedule. As more plugins and services compete to automate content production, the question becomes less about whether you can generate posts and more about ...
AI mode personalizes blog autopilot
“Blog autopilot” used to mean scheduling drafts, republishing evergreen posts, and letting SEO do the rest. In 2026, autopilot is shifting toward something more ambitious: content systems that adapt to a reader’s context in real time and still earn visibility inside AI-driven search experiences. Tha...
Search Console retires niche schema types
Google’s relationship with structured data has always been pragmatic: schema markup is valuable when it meaningfully improves the Search experience. In 2025, that pragmatism became explicit when Google confirmed it would phase out several “lesser-used” rich result types, reducing visual enhancements...
White House forms AI litigation task force
The White House has moved to centralize how the federal government fights state-level artificial intelligence regulation in court, ordering the Department of Justice (DOJ) to stand up a dedicated “AI Litigation Task Force.” The initiative, set in motion by a December 11, 2025 executive order and for...
AI Overviews go selective based on engagement
AI Overviews were introduced as Google’s way to summarize answers directly on the search results page. But by 2026, it’s increasingly clear that they aren’t a fixed feature that appears uniformly across topics or users, they’re conditional, and they come and go. In January 2026, Google Search VP of ...
OpenAI, ServiceNow team up on AI agents
OpenAI and ServiceNow have moved their relationship into a new phase: on 20 Jan 2026, the companies announced an “enhanced strategic collaboration” designed to power agentic AI experiences across enterprise workflows. ServiceNow described the pact as a multi-year agreement, while OpenAI framed itsel...
Google warns against chunking content for LLMs
In early January 2026, Google’s Search team delivered a clear message to publishers experimenting with “AI-optimization”: don’t reshape your site into “bite-sized chunks” just to appeal to large language models (LLMs). The warning surfaced in the episode description of Google’s Search Off the Record...
