How to get discovered in AI search
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In a Practical AI podcast episode, Liam Dunne and Ben Moore from Discovered Labs discuss how AI search is changing how people discover information.
They explore the shift from traditional search engine optimization to AI search, what happens behind the scenes when large language models generate answers, and why appearing only in source citations isn't enough. They explain concepts like AI visibility, Reddit strategy, and how AI models represent information in their weights. They also look ahead to a future where AI agents don't just find websites but can interact with them and take actions on behalf of users.
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