How TechCrunch<\/a> explained it further:<\/p>\n “All these pages are publishable and also searchable through Google. You can share the link to these pages with other users. They can also ask follow-up questions about the topic. In addition, users can also convert their threads existing conversations on pages at the click of a button.”<\/p>\n Pages on Google.<\/strong> These pages are indexed by Google and are included as citations in AI overviews and featured in featured snippets. <\/p>\n Here are examples that show it, shared on X by Kristi Hines<\/a>: <\/p>\n Junk mail?<\/strong> This definitely looks like a case of one search engine spamming another search engine. Or, how Ryan Jones<\/a> put it on X, “An overview of AI on an overview of AI on search results pages on my search results page.”<\/p>\n Aside from this nonsense, the perplexity pages are ripe for abuse by those who will likely try to use them to hack their way into AI overviews.<\/p>\n A big question is how Google will manage this new AI-generated content in its long-term search results. This tactic could be short-lived, as noted in one thread X<\/a>, started by Glenn Gabe. From the thread:<\/p>\n The announcement of perplexity.<\/strong> Introducing Perplexity Pages<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Featured](\"https:\/\/searchengineland.com\/wp-content\/seloads\/2024\/06\/perplexity-page-featured-snippet.jpg.webp\"\/)
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