Google has announced the upcoming public launch of its AI Mode search tool, enabling a select group of U.S. users to experience AI-driven search results. Unlike traditional search results, which display links, AI Mode will generate answers from Google's extensive search index. This tool will start appearing as a dedicated tab in the Search interface and aims to compete with other AI-driven platforms. The company has also eliminated the waitlist for US users to test the service, although age and subscription restrictions still apply. New features will enhance usability by allowing users to revisit past searches.
Google's new AI Mode search tool will be rolled out to a select US audience, transforming conventional search with AI-generated responses instead of traditional link results.
The AI Mode tab will offer users responses sourced from Google's search index, enhancing relevance and timeliness compared to standard search results.
Unlike before, Google is removing the waitlist for AI Mode, allowing more users to experience the feature, provided they meet the age and subscription criteria.
Updates to AI Mode include features for revisiting past searches and visual cards for products and locations, marking a significant evolution in search capabilities.
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