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Cloudflare CEO warns AI and zero-click internet are killing the web's business model
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A lot of people (if they're anything like me) avoid clicking them even if they are relevant. If I see an ad for exactly the thing I am searching for, I am still clicking on one of the normal un-sponsored search results every single time. Maybe more naive people will click these things, but anybody who's been using the internet for a while has seen plenty "ads" which promise to do exactly the thing they want, such as a big fat (fake) "download" button which doesn't actually download the thing they are trying to get.