Imagine walking into a dealership and driving out in a Tesla for the price of a bag of chips. That’s basically the deal the U.S. government just scored.

The General Services Administration (aka the feds’ central purchasing arm) just locked in a wild deal with OpenAI, allowing every participating agency get ChatGPT Enterprise for just $1—for the whole year.

Not a typo. Literally one dollar.

And that’s not all. OpenAI’s loading the trunk with:

Now, keep in mind—Just a day before, Google and Anthropic were also added to the government-approved vendor list. But hey—nobody’s matching this kind of energy. Not yet, anyway.

Basically, OpenAI’s showing up with snacks, vibes, and extra credit—while the others haven’t even RSVP’d.

Now let’s talk about security.

Federal agencies are dead serious about protecting their data—nobody wants sensitive government info sneaking into a model’s training set. So word is, the GSA is taking a “security-first” approach to keep everything locked down.

Whether OpenAI’s solution ends up being on-prem, private cloud, or something else? Still TBD. But everyone’s watching closely.

Also worth noting: this all comes right after Trump dropped his AI executive order banning so-called “woke AI” and requiring “ideological neutrality” in federal contracts. OpenAI hasn’t said how it’s planning to navigate that minefield. But best believe— we’re watching.

Meanwhile, over at Google HQ…

They’re going for your brain. More specifically: how you learn.

Google just rolled out a new Gemini feature called Guided Learning, and it’s giving full AI tutor with infinite patience vibes. It breaks things down step-by-step, drops in diagrams and quizzes, shows YouTube videos—it’s basically the study buddy we all wish we had.

And yep, this comes right after OpenAI’s Study Mode dropped. So clearly? Everyone’s trying to clean up AI’s “homework cheater” rep and rebrand these tools as actual learning companions.

To sweeten the deal, Google’s also giving students in five countries—including the U.S., Japan, Indonesia, Korea, and Brazil—a full year of AI Pro access for free.

That means: Gemini 2.5 Pro. NotebookLM. Deep Research. VEO 3. All of it. For $0.

So what’s the real play here?

Simple: OpenAI’s not selling software. It’s buying trust—and quietly becoming the go-to infrastructure inside government.

At the same time, Google’s locking in Gen Z loyalty.

In short: The race isn’t about who has the coolest chatbot anymore. It’s about who gets there first, who earns the trust, who gets embedded in the way people work, learn, and live.

And right now? OpenAI is shaking hands in Washington. Google’s pulling up with flashcards. Anthropic’s… well who knows what they’re cooking up.

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There’s been a lot of chatter lately about AI wrecking publisher traffic—sites losing views left and right because people just aren’t clicking anymore.

But Google? They’re not buying it. In a new blog post, they basically said: “Relax, everything’s fine.”

According to Google:

Sounds nice, right? Except… it’s giving full-on PR damage control.

Throughout the blog post, Google doesn’t offer any real data to back this up. No charts, no graphs—just vibes. Meanwhile, multiple third-party reports (with actual numbers) are painting a different picture:👉 AI is definitely eating into clicks—especially for news sites.

And Google kinda admits it: User trends are shifting traffic to different sites. Translation? Some sites are up, others are bleeding traffic. But who’s gaining? Who’s losing? 🤷‍♀️ They’re not saying.

Also, don’t forget:

And now? Google’s trying to flip the narrative: Instead of talking about how many clicks you get, they want publishers to care about click quality. As in “Sure you’re getting fewer clicks, but hey—they’re good clicks!”

Now let’s be real : When you have to write a whole blog post convincing people AI isn’t wrecking your ecosystem…It kinda sounds like AI is wrecking your ecosystem. Or at the very least? Flipping the whole game on its head.

Final Takeaway?

The old-school search engine playbook is falling apart. People want faster, more personal, straight-to-the-point answers—and those answers aren’t always coming from a classic Google search.

Publishers are getting squeezed. Google’s trying to reframe “fewer clicks” as a feature. And while they won’t say search is dying…

Let’s be real—It’s definitely not looking alive and well.

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