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from9to5Google
5 hours agoGoogle Search test replaces headlines and website titles with AI
Google Search is testing AI to alter headlines and titles in search results, raising concerns about necessity and implications.
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fromFast Company
3 months agoAnnoyed by a 'New York Times' headline? It seems like that's increasingly the Gray Lady's goal
The New York Times repeatedly published provocative, misleading, or sensational headlines in 2025 that provoked backlash and required frequent post-publication corrections, signaling editorial problems.
fromDefector
5 months agoBreaking: Some Guy Now Aware Of Most Revered Country Artist Who Ever Lived | Defector
Rare indeed is the headline-and-dek combo worth noticing, or caring about. In many publications these aren't even written by the same person who wrote the actual blog; at any rate they're many hundreds or thousands of words shorter than the blog itself. Caring about the headline and dek is to some extent like close-reading the movie poster inside the multiplex. Probably it's better to just go inside the theater and watch the movie.
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6 months agoUsing AI to Add Clarity and Make Your Ideas Famous | Muse by Clios
You know you've got a great idea when it could double as an unforgettable headline. My team has long applied this "headline test" to make sure concepts stand strong on their own. The question is simple: Can you distill your creative notions into a compelling five-to-seven-word headline? If yes, you've got something that not only resonates but sticks. Traditionally, this was an internal exercise.
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