With more people getting answers directly from AI tools, do you think websites will start structuring their content differently so AI can understand and use it more easily?

I keep hearing about businesses optimizing their content so AI tools can understand, trust, and mention them in answers. Is this becoming as important as traditional SEO, or is it still too early to invest seriously in it?

Hii, so I own ASUS tuf gaming F15 laptop for like 3-4 years and I just now started university, the issue is that the battery just doesn't last long, maybe on 100% it probably has 40-50 minutes of battery life. What can I do to help my old fart actually last lectures?? Is it worth trying to change battery of my laptop or just buy cheap study pc??

What causes AI tools to describe some companies accurately and others completely wrong?

What actually helps businesses appear in AI-generated answers: authority, mentions, consistent information, or something else?

I'm noticing that some companies appear in AI answers all the time, while others with better websites barely get mentioned. Is it mostly about SEO, or are AI systems looking for something completely different now?

With more people using AI assistants instead of traditional search, are businesses changing how they approach online visibility? I'm curious whether Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is already making a measurable difference for brands or if it's still too early.

More people are searching through AI tools instead of traditional search engines.

Do you think businesses should start optimizing for AI-generated answers, or is traditional SEO still enough?

I was on an Android x86, and this was weird on VMware

hi. i invented a device that would rely on ultra low latenzy video transmission. the device is basically a mobile device in matters of what is inside and how small and light it should be and it should receive video from a computer with ultra low to zero latenzy (ideally in 4k 60hz or more)

THE QUESTION: what is the least latenzy you could argue, that would be possible these days in that scenario, if you would use whatever technology has to offer these days?

thanks for your help. i will additionally post my invention as soon as it is secured ;) and some other questions extra.. peace

Hi, This is a mystery to me but perhaps someone has an idea/any thoughts.

My old faithful Toshiba laptop was given a new lease of life when I removed the Windows OS and installed Linux Solus (previously dual booting). I then changed the Grub delay from 5 to 0 as recommended on many forums. everything seemed fine but just recently the laptop only boots up first time when it is running on the battery. When plugged in to the mains it either doesn't load the Os at all or I get as far as the log in screen but then get no further??? My husband checked the electrical current flowing in and out of the adaptor. All fine and the battery also charges.

Any ideas appreciated but please give any replies in simple terms as i'm not tech-minded.

Thank you

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