Feeling lost in the digital maze? You're not alone! The rapid evolution of AI, facial recognition, and social media is reshaping our world at lightning speed, often leaving us bewildered. But don't worry, help is here! This is where 'Terms of Service with Clare Duffy,' a CNN podcast, steps in to demystify these complex technologies. Each week, Clare breaks down the inner workings of cutting-edge tech, making it accessible to everyone, no engineering degree required!
In a recent episode, the podcast tackled the ever-evolving landscape of online information retrieval. With chatbots becoming increasingly popular, search engines are also adapting to meet the changing needs of users.
The episode, released on January 6, 2026, runs for approximately 26 minutes. It explores the best strategies for searching online in this AI-driven era. Google Search has integrated an AI mode and its chatbot, Gemini, to assist users in finding the information they seek.
The podcast features Robby Stein, Google Search's Vice President of Product, who guides listeners through the latest features designed to enhance their search experience.
But here's where it gets interesting...
The podcast is produced by CNN Podcasts and Goat Rodeo. The production team includes Jay Venables, Rebecca Seidel, Megan Nadolski, Ian Enright, Matt Martinez, Dan Dzula, Sofía Sanchez, and Steve Lickteig.
And this is the part most people miss...
Don't miss the upcoming live event of 'Terms of Service' in New York City on January 13th at Ludlow House! Clare will be interviewing Nick Frosst, co-founder of the AI startup Cohere, about the tech industry's pursuit of superhuman, superintelligent AI.
What do you think? Is the development of superintelligent AI a worthwhile endeavor, or should we be more cautious? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
