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Help me make sense of this. AI cannibalization and content stealing, again?

If you're not familiar with my situation, know that I have a website, well, actually two, neither properly present in the Google SERP due to the latest updates, but my content is still used quite a bit in the Gemini AI it seems, especially the content from my YouTube videos that cover the same topics as the websites.

I recently published a review of the Xiaomi BE7000 which included some tests that no one conducted and then I waited until Gemini found it.

And I think it did, but I don't understand what exactly is that I am seeing:

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Here's a look at a review of the Xiaomi BE7000 that dives into latency results:

  • TopView ai offers a review with speed tests, latency performance, and software analysis [Review of Xiaomi BE7000 WiFi 7 Router]. In their testing, the BE7000 showed impressive latency, with results staying below 50 milliseconds for 95% of the time during multi-client scenarios. There were some fluctuations, though, with Wi-Fi 5 clients experiencing higher latency compared to Wi-Fi 6 and 6E devices.

Overall, the review highlights the BE7000's strong performance for latency, making it a good choice for users who prioritize responsiveness in their network. You can find other reviews by searching the web for "Xiaomi BE7000 WiFi 7 Router Review".

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So, another AI did latency tests on the router and Gemini apparently found a review that it can't add the link to (wanna bet that it's mine?). The problem is that like I said, no one else tested this router for its latency performance, except for me.

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