Why Is Everyone Ditching Google.com

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Nowadays, Google is the go-to browser for the vast majority of people around the world. But, search as a whole is on a bit of a decline. This isn’t to say that Google is doing bad given that ad rates have skyrocketed over the past several years and advertisers take online marketing more seriously than ever. With that being said though, we have less of a need to search on a daily basis. If we’re looking for some sort of tutorial or walkthrough, most of us would prefer to watch a YouTube video on it and then read an article. Similarly, much of the news we consume nowadays comes from social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok as opposed to Google. So, the purpose of Google has been relegated to simply accessing quick information. But, the need for this is also shrinking rapidly. Chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Bard reduce the need to manually search and comb through articles ourselves. So, it looks like the days of traditional searching are quickly becoming a thing of the past. This video explains the decrease in search interest around Google and covers the main factors that could be leading to this decline.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - The State Of Google
2:37 - Alternative Search Engines
5:35 - Social Media
8:28 - AI
11:26 - The Future Of Google

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[kindofanmol]

I just got early access to the new Bing AI and its RIDICULOUSLY GOOD. Much more sophisticated than even ChatGPT. What a time to be alive. We're seeing this AI revolution unfold right in-front of our eyes.

[TravisFabel]

You came really close to mentioning the biggest issue I had but then didn't actually say it.
When I go to Google, I'm looking for specific data like you said... But I'm no longer getting that data. Because I'm searching for technical information, I'm a tiny minority of their users. So they're optimizing it for that type of natural language regular question answering that more people do.
So me dropping in a bunch of keywords for technical information, might not get me what I want. It'll give me ads related to it. It'll give me articles. But it won't give me pages with the actual information that I want. It's been overly optimized for easy-reading articles and average users.
It may even ignore my search query information to give me what it thinks I want.

[Doonutzs]

I think it's about time Google reveals what they've been working on. If they had no competitors they didn't need to show what they've got.

[kennedygitahi]

I think one of the biggest reasons for ditching Google Search, at least for me is SEO. It is getting increasingly harder to find exactly what I need on Google Search, instead being shown e-commerce results or listicles with little substance and depth.

[DeanDoesMapping]

Although google may lose market share, there’s no way they’re gonna collapse because of Bing

[malace]

as someone who frequently searches, I didn't noticed that! My searches today mostly equates to coding problems and game wiki. But AI is slowly making me reduce my searching to game wikis

[zacharywissinger]

Google is over monetizing their search engine. First off, I don’t want opinion articles published by bias entities (if they are selling the product, its not objective). Second, it is like they really don’t care what I am looking for and don’t adapt to my searching habits as well as they could. I look for the same webpages and they seem to push those down the list regardless of how many times I have searched the same thing and clicked the same link. As much as I hate pop-ups, one from google asking if my search query was satisfied would be nice. I love YT but their algorithm is pretty much the same. If I click a video then close it soon after, I didn’t like it. They aren’t very good at finding out why, e.g. undesirable content, voice or visuals that are unpleasant to me.

[MlGHTY]

I am getting sick of Google Censorship, you can't search/find any content that is not woke/leftist bias

[DeathValleyDazed]

Hari, you are super at concise conceptual information and captivating communication YouTube style. I hope your channel enjoys the “growing pains” it so well deserves!

[stevenhudson]

Success is not built on success. It's built on failure, It's built on fraustration. it's built on fear that you have to overcome. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[carlyet]

The OS is the key here - windows update of OS and applications resets the search engine to Bing by default: Google is the same with Android, but has less control.

[BeSwee]

You going to talk about YouTube failing now next? Seems like monetization on all streaming platforms are hitting the fan, besides educational content. Great videos btw watch them all almost ASAP.

[neanda]

Wow, TIL that I hadn't realised how less I search than I used to (unless I need specific info for projects or being curious about something) . The way you've described it being about content coming to us, is very accurate.
I also noticed that my search style has changed over the years to be more natural questions rather than a set of key words; this now means AI search, for me at least, is going to definitely be the way to search for huge majority of situations. It's what search is, you want an answer to a question.

Thanks guys, you're channel is getting increasingly insightful

[Trugentleman]

I would say bing search integrated in the start menu is a factor by adding users. But that is reason why I dislike it. I just want to search my desktop for files and not the internet

[Willgame]

im just gonna test it out in like a month and choose what i use. ive been using google so much but if something better comes out gotta test it out and make a decision. see ya in a month to see how things are going

Edit: been a month or more and it feels a bit different than chrome, searchs are a bit easier for quick answers, few times small issues but all in all its an improvement. In a few months its possible microsoft can compete with chrome if they continue to improve the ai and search. Its not a complete overall but its a big hit

[snek_john_titor]

Artificial intelligence is just, an algorithm that's simulating (human) intelligence behavior. Too much people have sacral like thinking about it resulting from lack of knowledge how it works

[Zed_Oud]

10:20 it’s not undisclosed, Google pays Apple $15 billion a year to Apple to be their default search engine.

[wooy]

imo all search engines have been getting worse, SEO means big websites with many articles usually come out on top even if they have barely anything to do with what your searching about. AI solves this problem but it sometimes gives you factually incorrect information

[leonardigweokolo]

One great point here, we don't search as much as we used to. How correct!!! I see Google working it's way around this and still staying in their dominant position.

[OpEditorial]

It was only a matter of time before reaching the upper limits of knowing everything about everything would be achieved (without fabrications and lies creeping in to fill the void by people actively guarding their privacy) but being the world's biggest search engine in a time when a.i. is basically reading people's minds isn't that bad.