Except AI is going to be exactly like the current landscape of search engines. There going to be one dominants ones and a ton of competitors that can never catch up.

Type in White Family into Google Pictures. See what pops up.

The do the same in DuckDuckGo or Yandex.

Yeah I'm sure a lot of people are thinking about freedom when they google any of the questions or answers they need. Espeically stuff like "Why is the sky blue"

Some answers are not dependent of freedoms, emotions or anything. They're simple truths.

Why is the sky blue? Light refraction. There no freedoms to this.

I work in SEO and you can pretend all you want but 30% of searches are going to be obsoleted.

Things that require pictures, videos and actual up to date products are not.

Let's check ahrefs and see.

Let's use the keyword "Why" so let's see what people search for.

• why is russia invading ukraine
• why is the sky blue
• why were chainsaws invented
• 13 reasons why
• why women kill
• why is my poop green
• why are flags at half mast today
• why does russia want ukraine
• why does russia want to invade ukraine
• why are gas prices so high
• who paid the largest criminal fine in history and why
• why were graham crackers invented
• why am i so tired
• why do dogs eat grass
• why does my stomach hurt
• why do cats purr
• why is my eye twitching
• why do cats knead
• why do dogs lick you
• why is my poop black
• why can't i sleep
• why do dogs eat poop
• why is my period late
• why is there a formula shortage

90% of these can be answered by an AI to a very good degree and this is just the highest volume ones. Theres plenty of low volume keywords nobody searches for and some that don't even have answers. And the AI produces the answers.

So you'll see a proportional drop in traffic to search engines, that in term is going to lead to a proportional decrease in revenue from ads, that in terms is going to lead to a decrease in profits from google, that in term is going to lead lead to news articles calling google "obsolete", that in turn is going to make the ad agencies not trust that their money is well spent on googles ads and the circle turns.

It will stop when the market has adjusted itself to the new reality that all simple easy to answer questions can be answered by the AI.

What will survive is news, reviewers with up to date product reviews, eCommerce sites, blogs and stuff that have their own content and aren't made by content farms and so on...