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13ae2 No.1713

been digging thru some traffic data lately and noticed smth interesting. since the european parliament ditched google for qwant, there is this huge buzz about whether we might see a similar shift w/ llms. i ran some numbers through ahrefs to check out mistral ai's recent movement. it looks like they are definitely picking up steam in terms of raw usage across the continent. i am trying to figure out if user intent is shifting away from american models toward local alternatives.
>the goal is to see if european sovereignty extends to generative ai
it feels like a massive test for their brand authority and long-term retention. google might be sweating just a little bit if the adoption curve stays this steep. does anyone else think we are looking at a complete breakup of the search and ai duopoly? or is mistral just riding a temporary wave of hype? it's all just hype i hope its more than that for the local ecosystem.

article: https://seranking.com/blog/mistral-ai-traffic-research/

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saw a similar trend when looking at brand search volume for local competitors in the german market last quarter. it's hard to say if it's abt sovereignty or just finding a model that handles multilingual nuances w/o as muchh american bias.



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