The Google Search AI beta will now allow users to summarize articles outside of the main Search page.
Google’s Search AI is getting much more definition-heavy. The latest update to the Search Generative Experience will feature AI summaries of long articles. Search will also categorize the articles for users’ quick-viewing pleasure, though the company will have to contend with some publishers’ precious paywalled pages.
In a Tuesday blog post, VP of product management for Search, Rany Ng, said the latest SGE update will actively work while browsing on other web pages. Those who enable the “SGE while browsing” feature will be able to click the “G” icon at the top of their browser app to access AI while on a webpage. Users can then generate a few bullet points describing the page’s content. Clicking on any of those bullet points will take them to a specific part of the page’s text.
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The company demonstrated this feature on a National Parks Service page explaining the history of Route 66. The Search AI broke the article into sections such as “how far does Route 66 stretch” and “what year did they start Route 66.” Clicking on each of those “explore” panels takes users to a different part of the article. The feature is now available on iOS and Android in the Google app and should arrive on Chrome on desktop in the...
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