Groundbreaking news for Google’s search engine through generative AI

Google search engine reached such enormous success that the term “Google” eventually became synonymous with searching the Internet. Now, Google has announced some of the biggest news for the search engine to date.

Of course, the news is about artificial intelligence being brought into focus after the last ten years have only been used hidden behind the scenes without being noticed. Google claims that they will once again redefine what a search engine can do and be used for.

Simply put, Google will include human-like responses from a chatbot in addition to the regular search results. According to Google, it will require less work to search the internet and we should be able to get answers more easily, as well as reach new insights and see new points of view.

Users should also be able to ask quick follow-up questions with context maintained, much like it is possible to do in conversations with the Google Assistant today. The context follows from question to question so that Google always knows the context and what the questions refer to.

The news will only be available to a limited crowd in the US initially.

For the past 25 years, we’ve been devoted to the science and the craft of building a search engine. We’ve developed completely new ways to search, powered by our latest advancements in AI — whether that’s searching visually with Lens, or across modalities, using both images and text with multisearch. In fact, people now use Lens for 12 billion visual searches a month — a four-fold increase in just two years, and a growing number of those searches are multimodal.

With new breakthroughs in generative AI, we’re again reimagining what a search engine can do. With this powerful new technology, we can unlock entirely new types of questions you never thought Search could answer, and transform the way information is organized, to help you sort through and make sense of what’s out there.