TIME.CO, Jakarta – Google has added generative AI capabilities to various products, and Google Search is no exception. The service gains capabilities TO THE new generative tools aimed at helping users to “better learn and understand information on the web”.
Google launched Search Generative Experience (SGE) last May, and the company says they’re making improvements. For example, enter other image and videos to add context in search results. It is done based on user feedback.
“Today, we’re sharing a few more improvements to SGE to help you better learn and understand information on the web — whether it’s deepening your understanding of complex concepts, improving programming skills, or tracking details in complex topics,” Google said. in a note. . Gadgets now.
With this update, users can now see the definitions of words that the AI-generated response may have added, but not know what they mean.
For example, if a user is looking for something new or looking for an explanation of a concept, they may come across terms they don’t understand or want more information.
With this update, users will be able to hover over certain words to preview definitions and view related diagrams or images on that topic. To find out more details on the topic, users can tap to know more.
Google says it will soon roll out improved AI-generated answers to topics or questions related to science, business, history, and more.
Google also launched an early experiment at Search Labs called “SGE While Browsing.” The feature will be available in the Google app on Android and iOS and will come to Chrome on the desktop in the next few days.
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“SGE While Browsing” is designed to help users interact more with long-form content from publishers and creators, making it easier for them to find what they’re looking for while browsing the web.
For example, let’s say a user is reading a document about a cosmic event that references a historical event that they are unaware of. But the paper seemed too long to read.
This new feature will allow users to see an AI-generated list of key points covered by articles with links that will take users directly to what they are looking for right on the page.
“We’ll also help you dig deeper with ‘Explore on Page’ where you can see the questions the article answers and jump to the relevant section to learn more,” Google said.
It should be noted that “SGE while browsing” is designed to display AI-generated key points only on articles that are freely available to the public at website. It does not provide key points about articles marked as paywalled and the publisher is in control.
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