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Google is bringing AI Mode outside the US.

The Verge

The Verge · 1m ago

Google is bringing AI Mode outside the US.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced that AI Mode in Search, a feature providing AI-generated responses, is now available in India, initially in English. After a successful trial in Labs, this chatbot-style search tool extends beyond the U.S., offering a reimagined search experience. This move marks the expansion of AI features in Google's global user base, enhancing how users engage with search functionalities by integrating AI-driven responses into their queries.

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Google Search’s AI Mode is going global and getting smarter

The Verge

The Verge · 2d ago

Google Search’s AI Mode is going global and getting smarter

Google's AI Mode in Search is expanding to 180 countries, from its initial availability in the US, UK, and India. This expansion allows users to leverage AI for various inquiries, like finding restaurant reservations based on specific preferences such as date, time, location, and cuisine. Google partners with platforms like OpenTable and Resy to provide this service. In the US, AI Mode also offers personalized responses by referencing previous searches, enhancing user experience.

Google now counts clicks from AI Mode.

The Verge

The Verge · 2m ago

Google now counts clicks from AI Mode.

Google Search Console now includes clicks and impressions from AI Mode, a chatbot-like search interface launched in the US. This update, mentioned on a support page, integrates AI Mode data with regular web traffic data, possibly complicating publishers' ability to identify the exact source of their clicks. This change follows the recent introduction of AI Mode, aimed at enhancing users' search experience by incorporating artificial intelligence capabilities.

You knew it was coming: Google begins testing AI-only search results

Arstechnica

Arstechnica · 5m ago

You knew it was coming: Google begins testing AI-only search results

Google is testing AI-only search results with its expanded AI search features powered by Gemini 2.0. The new "AI Mode" aims to transform searches by providing AI-generated responses instead of traditional blue links. AI Overviews will appear more frequently in results, and the mode will be available to Google One AI Premium subscribers. While AI Mode initially lacks organic results, Google emphasizes its commitment to facilitating online content discovery and plans to gather feedback for improvement.

Google now counts clicks from AI Mode.

The Verge

The Verge · 2m ago

Google now counts clicks from AI Mode.

Google has updated its Search Console to include clicks and impressions from AI Mode, a chatbot-like search interface recently launched in the US. However, the data from AI Mode is mixed with regular web traffic data, making it difficult for publishers to identify the exact source of clicks. This integration could complicate the analysis of traffic sources for publishers looking to understand user behavior more accurately.

Google rolls out AI Mode in Search

YourStory

YourStory · 3m ago

Google rolls out AI Mode in Search

Google has unveiled an “AI Mode” in its Search feature, set to launch in the US within a week. This mode provides AI-generated answers for complex queries, unlike traditional search which presents link lists. Positioned alongside sections like "Images" and "Videos," it includes visual product and place cards, offering details like ratings and store info for local searches. Google aims to enhance functionality by integrating its massive Shopping Graph for product queries.

Google is rolling out AI Mode for Search in the UK.

The Verge

The Verge · 25d ago

Google is rolling out AI Mode for Search in the UK.

Google has launched AI Mode for Search in the UK, initially introduced in the US in May. This feature, available as a tab in Search or within Google’s iOS and Android apps, enhances the search experience with AI capabilities.

Google is bringing real-time AI camera sharing to Search

The Verge

The Verge · 3m ago

Google is bringing real-time AI camera sharing to Search

At its I/O developer conference, Google announced new features for its AI-powered "Live" mode, accessible via Google Search’s AI Mode and the Gemini app on iOS. Users can share their camera feed to ask about visible items. Originally part of Project Astra, this feature is also coming free to iOS, having been available on Android. AI Mode will feature Deep Search, an AI agent, and new shopping tools, launching in beta this summer.

Google brings advanced AI Mode search experience to India

YourStory

YourStory · 2m ago

Google brings advanced AI Mode search experience to India

Google has introduced its advanced AI Mode search experience in India, available in English through Search Labs. Initially tested in the US, AI Mode enhances reasoning, supports complex queries, and allows interactions via text, voice, or images. Powered by Gemini 2.5, it also offers AI Overviews—summaries at the top of search results used by over 1.5 billion people monthly. This launch aligns with Google's vision to make information access more seamless.

Amazon will let sellers paste a link so AI can make a product page

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Amazon will let sellers paste a link so AI can make a product page

Amazon is introducing a new AI feature that allows sellers to easily create product pages by simply pasting a link. The generative AI technology will extract information from the seller's external website and automatically generate a product page on Amazon, complete with a description and images. This aims to streamline the process of bringing products from outside sources onto Amazon's platform. However, Amazon emphasizes that sellers must have legal rights or ownership of the linked content to avoid potential legal issues. The feature is currently rolling out to US sellers.

Unsettling new warning in Chrome incognito mode reveals ongoing tracking

Gizmodo

Gizmodo · 1y ago

Unsettling new warning in Chrome incognito mode reveals ongoing tracking

Google Chrome's Incognito mode is facing criticism once again as a new disclaimer change reveals that user data will still be collected by websites and Google while browsing in this mode. The change to the disclaimer is a response to a 2020 class-action lawsuit that accused Google of tracking users' activity despite claiming privacy in Incognito mode. Though the lawsuit has been settled, the new disclaimer suggests that Incognito mode may not provide the privacy users expect.

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