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Matthew Keegan
Sep 3, 2024

Will the rise of AI search challenge Google's dominance?

From SearchGPT to Perplexity, new AI-driven search engines are gaining ground and have the potential to change search behaviour. But will it be enough to disrupt Google’s stronghold on search and search advertising?

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