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  image by ChatGpt. lol I Just Tried Google’s New “AI Mode” — My Take on the Future (and Possible Death) of Search An email popped up in my inbox just a couple of hours ago. Google. Subject: Something about AI Mode and Search Labs. Honestly, I barely remember signing up for whatever beta or experiment this was, but there it was. The email pitched “a new search experiment where you can get AI-powered responses, ask follow-up questions, and explore more on the web.” My immediate reaction? “Wait, isn’t that… just the definition of AI?” It sounded less like a revolutionary feature and more like Google finally catching up to describe what AI does . Still, curiosity got the better of me. What exactly is this AI Mode, and what does it tell us about where search is headed? Let’s dive into what I found. First Impressions: It’s Google Search, But With an AI Assistant Glued On Firing up this new AI Mode felt… oddly familiar, yet different. At its core, it’s the Google Search w...

The case: https://store.hbr.org/product/target-creating-a-data-driven-product-management-organization/SM308 "Target: Creating a Data-Driven Product Management Organization"  by Robert E. Siegel and David Kingbo  Product DescriptionPublication Date: October 02, 2018 Source: Stanford Graduate School of BusinessIndustry: Retail and consumer goods ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Target Corporation: Creating a Data-Driven Organization  by Emmanuel Olimi Kasigazi February 7, 2025 Introduction Target, a major U.S. retailer, faced a pivotal moment in the mid-2010s. Increased competition from Walmart and Costco, coupled with the rise of e-commerce giant Amazon, presented a significant challenge. The company's traditional retail model needed modernization to compete with tech giants and meet changing consumer behaviors and futher more Target's fragmented digital infrastruc...