Looking at the examples they show here it is making more sense. Also where all the "content" on LinkedIn comes from.
Mostly so that I can know to never apply, because that application process sounds awful and degrading.
You can believe anything you want. I can also believe that the only thing that has gone up in the last 30 years is billionaires' worth, and amount of idiots saying things they don't know anything about.
I strongly believe this. Don't tell me it's inaccurate.
Wealth is also only relevant in a capitalistic system, which we invented. It could easily be that all other species never created capitalism and are therefore waiting for us somewere which we will not reach because we are stuck on 'wealth'.
And if we are stuck in a local minimum, it might seem that GPT-2 broke us out of there.
So instead of AI that pretty much everyone can use, we could have had 3 or 4 weeks of business as usual?
The current istuation could be seen as just the next real frontier technology of the human race.
the problem is capitalism. Instead of leverigng it as a tool, we talk about job loss and restructuring etc. which affects real humans.
In a non capitalistic system, it might just not affect real humans negativly at all only positive
Companies have made their pages as hard as possible to access with automated tools.
People move to agents, if your site is "invisible" to agentic users (no API, no MCP) people won't find it.
Companies start opening up APIs - which lets non-agent users like us create tooling on top of it _without_ agents.
So if someone is looking for a 18V cordless drill for drilling into concrete, they'll most likely ask an agent. If your site has bad AEO/GEO, the product pages are either impossible to read by an agent or the data is badly formatted -> the agent won't recommend your product, resulting in a lost sale.
Like SEO gave us OpenGraph and similar common tools to provide data in a machine readable form, AEO/GEO will force data to be readable by agents.
Some sites like Consumer Reports block all crawlers, so we'll see how that goes for them.
I get a higher response rate when I include white text on my résumé.