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Google, Meta, and AI platforms clash over privacy regulations and advertising control as publishers struggle with AI crawler economics and platforms race to deploy agentic features for holiday shopping campaigns this week.

Google publishes updated crawling infrastructure documentation on November 20, 2025, adding HTTP caching support details and transfer protocol specifications.

AppsFlyer announced eight products on November 18 addressing measurement, AI agents, data collaboration, and security for marketing operations.

Amazon announced 50+ technical upgrades to Rufus on November 18, 2025, adding account memory, automatic purchasing, price alerts, and visual search features.

Amazon reports 250 million Rufus users this year as platform expands AI features including Buy for Me, Lens Live, and personalized recommendations across mobile apps.

Google Vids now offers AI-generated voiceovers, transcript trimming, and image editing to Gmail users at no cost, previously limited to paid Workspace accounts.

Google introduced Gemini 3 on November 18, 2025, featuring state-of-the-art reasoning, generative UI capabilities, and Google Antigravity development platform.

Meta launches Ax 1.0, an open-source platform using Bayesian optimization to automate complex experimentation across AI development, infrastructure tuning, and hardware design.