AI Reshapes The Web As Pew Study Finds Widespread AI Authorship, OpenAI Launches Messages Integration, And Ramp Data Shows Shifting Enterprise Market Share
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A new Pew Research study released Thursday found that over one-third of English-language web pages published since ChatGPT's late 2022 release showed signs of AI authorship. Using Common Crawl and detection technology from Open Pangram, Pew analyzed nearly half a million pages, finding that .com domains showed AI authorship at roughly ten times the rate of .edu or .gov sites. The findings came shortly after Cloudflare reported that bot web traffic had overtaken human traffic sooner than expected. Separately, OpenAI launched an Apple Messages plug-in for ChatGPT that lets users sort, analyze, edit, or draft messages, with the plugin running locally and requiring explicit requests before reading message content. Data from corporate card provider Ramp showed OpenAI gaining ground against Anthropic among more than 70,000 American business users, after Anthropic had led since May. Ramp economist Ara Kharazian attributed OpenAI's momentum partly to strong developer reception for its newer model, while noting Anthropic's higher-end Fable tier faced adoption friction tied to pricing and data retention requirements. Kharazian also noted that the share of Ramp customers paying for AI tools climbed to nearly 56 percent by July.
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