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Google is developing a new AI Mode for its Search platform, aimed at enabling more conversational interactions. This feature will allow users to refine their search queries with follow-up responses, enhancing the overall search experience. A new button will provide quick access to this AI Mode, which is still under development.
The AI Mode is part of Google's broader investment in artificial intelligence, including its Gemini project. Although the feature is not fully operational yet, it promises to integrate recent advancements in conversational AI into Google Search. As the development progresses, more details about its functionality and potential applications are anticipated.
• Google is enhancing Search with a new AI Mode for conversational queries.
• A button for quick access to AI Mode is being introduced in Google Search.
AI Mode allows users to interact with Google Search in a more conversational manner.
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