With the Google Search app for Chrome, there is now a beta option to summarise a long article
Google will soon roll out improvements to its AI-generated responses for various topics or questions related to science, economics, history and more.
Google has announced that it is upgrading its AI-powered Search Generative Experience (SGE) with new capabilities to help you learn and understand information on the web. These upgrades can assist in understanding complex concepts, improving coding skills, and finding details in complex topics.
“We launched our generative AI-powered Search experience (SGE) less than three months ago, and we’re encouraged that the early feedback has been positive. Since the initial rollout, we’ve continuously made improvements to make the experience even more helpful. In fact, we recently announced updates including more images and videos in overviews, improvements to how links are displayed and more,” the US-based tech giant said in a blogpost.
As per Google, when you are researching something new, or looking for an explanation of a concept, you might come across a term you don’t understand or just might want more information about.
To make this easier, Google will soon roll out improvements to its AI-generated responses for various topics or questions related to science, economics, history and more. With this update, you’ll be able to hover over certain words to preview definitions and see related diagrams or images on the topic.
With the Google Search app for Chrome, there is now a beta option to summarise a long article. Chrome is able to provide “key points” from a webpage, along with a “Explore on page” section with questions and answers pulled from the content.
Google said that the new “SGE while browsing” feature is meant to help people “more deeply engage” with long-form content from creators. It shows key points on articles freely available on the web, and will not summarise articles that are paywalled.
Currently, the new AI functionality is accessible on Chrome for iOS and Android devices. Google has intentions to extend its availability to desktop devices “in the coming days.”
Soon, Google also intends to enhance AI-generated responses. This will enable users to hover over words for previewing definitions and viewing related diagrams or images related to the topic.
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