Google is reportedly testing a brand new AI-powered search experience on Android. An experiment is underway to test a real-time conversational search function on mobile. With this, users can supposedly chat with Google and have results appear in real-time.
Thanks to info from leaker@AssembleDebug(reported byAndroid Central), it appears that this AI function is able to deliver new and updated results with each input. As part of the conversational nature of this feature, users can supposedly ask follow-up questions as well as submit new queries. It’s speculated that the demo and subsequent information may have come from early testing code on Android or within the Google app on Android.
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Google users can already interact with search functions using their voice
Google, like many other major tech companies, is leveraging AI quite a lotwithin its ecosystem. This new feature seems to be the evolutionary step up from the voice search function already available on mobile. Currently, users can use the microphone button on Google to ask a question or search for a topic. Google can conduct a search based on this query. However, it currently lacks any contextual or conversational feedback. Thus, it’s not able to provide follow-up answers or refreshed updates.
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