"Google is testing another variation of the AI-generated product summaries in Google AI Mode, this one is named "What to know." It is made up of user reviews and web sources, according to the disclaimer. This was first spotted by Brodie Clark on SERP Alerts and posted on X and I was able to replicate this in one of my browsers."
"As Brodie said, "Google is now showing a 'what to know' section attached to free listing results within AI Mode. This feature is quite similar to the AI-generated product summaries from September, with the primary difference being the placement and the new heading." Yes, it does. Forum discussion at X."
The feature appears as a 'What to know' section in Google AI Mode and is composed of user reviews and web sources per the disclaimer. The section attaches to free listing results and visually resembles earlier AI-generated product summaries introduced in September. The primary differences are placement on the results page and a new heading labeled 'What to know.' A static image demonstrates the format. The experience has been replicated in multiple browsers. The section aggregates review-based and web-derived information to provide concise product insights within AI Mode.
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