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All answers lists every answer in the period, newest first. It is the place to read what the platforms said, one answer after the other. It also holds the full history of one prompt.

The answer at the top

The page asks what AI answered when people asked these questions. The answer states how many answers the period holds, and how many of them name this brand. The line under it gives the same two counts for the newest day.

The tiles

Show these answers, under a tile, filters the list to the answers that the tile counts.

The list

Each row is one answer. A line above each day’s rows states the day’s answers and how many of them name this brand. Named is a mention that the analysis did not label. A row opens the answer view. Previous and Next there step through the list as it is filtered. The list shows 25 answers on a page. The foot of the list states which answers the page holds and steps through the pages.

The list’s own filters

The search box finds a word in the prompts and in the answers. Five filters narrow the list: Each option states how many answers it holds. Clear filters removes all of them. These filters are in the page’s address. So Share copies a link to the list as it is filtered, and other pages link to one view of it. The toolbar’s filters apply too, but the toolbar offers no Prompt and no Competitor filter here. See Filters. The tiles and the counts on the options read the toolbar’s filters alone. A filter of the list does not change them.

One prompt’s full history

See full history, on the All prompts page, opens this list for one prompt. So does All answers to this prompt, in the answer view. With a prompt picked, the list holds the answers to its earlier wordings too. Such a row carries the mark Earlier wording, with the day the wording changed. Those answers count in no figure of the All prompts page. The Overview counts them.

Attempts with no answer

A platform can return no answer to a prompt. With Status on No answer, the list shows those attempts. Each row states the reason and says that it is not counted. When Google shows no AI Overview for a prompt, the row says so. That is a fact about Google, not a failure. An active prompt is asked again in the next daily collection.

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