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Google search ecosystem shifts as AI mode fuels reality of open web decline after 1 year

It has been a year since Google introduced AI Mode, a natural-language AI search feature that provides conversational answers instead of links. Research cited by The New York Times showed users spend 1 to 9 minutes longer in AI Mode than in traditional search, and about 75 percent of sessions do not lead to other websites. Publishers, companies and banks worry traffic is falling. Google rejects claims it threatens the open web and says it still sends billions of clicks outward.

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OpenAI links Kalshi prediction market data to ChatGPT World Cup odds

OpenAI has begun reflecting Kalshi’s FIFA World Cup prediction-market probabilities in ChatGPT search results, Cointelegraph reported. The feature displays teams’ win chances in graphic form based on Kalshi market prices. It does not allow users to bet inside ChatGPT, and OpenAI says the data is for information purposes only. Kalshi’s monthly notional trading volume exceeded $33 billion in June 2026, Dune Analytics data show.

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China\'s LineShine supercomputer regains world top spot with homegrown technology

China has regained the top spot in global supercomputer performance for the first time since 2017, achieving the world’s No. 1 result without GPUs despite U.S. semiconductor and AI technology restrictions. The National Supercomputing Center’s LineShine recorded 2.198 EFlops, topping Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s El Capitan at 1.809 EFlops. TOP500 said LineShine is the first sustainable double-precision 2-exaflop-class system built using CPUs only.