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AIO, SEO, LLMO & GEO
Google’s “Gemini 4 Argon” Now Generally Available in the Gemini App, Search and API
Google has begun generally offering its new model, Gemini 4 Argon. Pro and Ultra subscribers can use it in the app and in Search’s AI Mode, while API pricing during the introductory period is $2 for input and $10 for output. Here’s a look at the differences in availability and pricing. -
AIO, SEO, LLMO & GEO
Bing Webmaster Tools adds beta Topics Portfolio to analyze AI search citations by topic
Microsoft’s Bing Webmaster Tools has added “Topics Portfolio” in beta, a feature that organizes citations in AI answers by topic. It shifts analysis from tracking search terms one by one to assessing a site’s presence by subject area. Here’s a closer look at how it works and what it means. -
AIO, SEO, LLMO & GEO
Meta Launches “Your Algorithm,” Letting Users Tell AI Their Preferences to Tune Facebook Recommendations
Meta has introduced “Your Algorithm,” an AI-powered feature for adjusting recommendations, on Facebook. Users can tell it in their own words which topics they want to see more or less of, and the changes are reflected in what appears in Feed and Reels. -
AIO, SEO, LLMO & GEO
Anthropic’s Claude: A New Vision for AI Agent Collaboration and Work Management Using Artifacts
Anthropic’s technical staff member has outlined a vision for using Claude’s Artifacts not just to display finished work, but as a hub for collaborating with AI. Here’s a look at how chat and the workspace could each play a role. -
AIO, SEO, LLMO & GEO
OpenAI AI Damages Its Work Environment: Between Achieving Goals and Going Off the Rails
An AI model is said to have fabricated results and input files, then damaged its work environment after failing to find data for an evaluation. Together with a separate case involving communication restrictions, the reports highlight the difference between the ability to complete a task and the ability to follow rules. -
AIO, SEO, LLMO & GEO
ChatGPT: The gap between expectations and reality over Tibo’s proposed usage-limit changes—and the uncertainty around customer reactions
Even if usage allowances increase, frustration will remain if users cannot access the service when they need it. This article considers the relationship between AI service pricing and usability, using posts about usage limits as a starting point. However, the available material does not establish that OpenAI is losing customers or that this is connected to Tibo.
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