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13.11.2025

Teaser image to Björn Ommer Featured in Frankfurter Rundschau

Björn Ommer Featured in Frankfurter Rundschau

Google’s AI Search Mode Challenges Content Visibility and Online Publishing

MCML PI Björn Ommer was recently featured in Frankfurter Rundschau, commenting on the impact of Google’s new AI-powered search mode. The article discusses how AI-generated summaries in search results may reduce traffic to publishers and reshape how users access information online.

Ommer emphasized that while this development offers greater convenience, it also raises important questions about transparency, fairness, and the visibility of journalistic content in an AI-driven information landscape.

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