If you happen to be on the waitlist of Google’s Search Labs and have been curious to see what the tech giant has been brewing up for so long, well, today might be your lucky day.
The tech giant announced this morning how it was expanding open access to the masses starting today so if you ever signed up, now is the time that you should be eyeing your inbox.
This entire generative search endeavor is one that has been making headlines for quite some time now. It was unveiled at the start of this month at one of the world’s most prestigious tech conferences called Google I/O and it’s clearly the combo of AI with the whole search experience.
And if you end up playing with the world of Bing AI, you can only expect to get something similar in return with Google’s new offering.
We’ve also heard more about how the product’s preview mentioned it even uses the same bar for adding input, instead of the usual chat fields you might find elsewhere.
After that, the results produced through the generative AI search would pop up in another section that’s colored and seen below the search but would be right above the classic web search results.
On the upper right-hand side, you’ll find another button that enables you to expand a new snapshot and that adds more cards that show sources' work. Lastly, you attain another snapshot with queries by pressing on the button witnessed right underneath a section featuring results.
Tech giant Google says such areas are integral sources of data that are quite similar to the way Google’s Bard works hard at digging down deep and injecting the Bard chatbot into the search that most of us are already familiar with.
Google says it’s opening up access to other places like Search Labs and that entails additions to Add to Sheets and also to its Code Tips. The latter has to do with huge language models that set out pointers that produce codes at a faster pace and a smarter one. Moreover, it’s designed to enable aspiring developers to ask relevant queries about various programming languages.
On the other hand, the Add to Sheets feature is to add search results in a direct manner on the Google Spreadsheet and when you click on an icon on the left side, be prepared to see a search result come through.
Clearly, the news is exciting but you need to be a little patient about this all as the company has just started to open access.
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The tech giant announced this morning how it was expanding open access to the masses starting today so if you ever signed up, now is the time that you should be eyeing your inbox.
This entire generative search endeavor is one that has been making headlines for quite some time now. It was unveiled at the start of this month at one of the world’s most prestigious tech conferences called Google I/O and it’s clearly the combo of AI with the whole search experience.
And if you end up playing with the world of Bing AI, you can only expect to get something similar in return with Google’s new offering.
We’ve also heard more about how the product’s preview mentioned it even uses the same bar for adding input, instead of the usual chat fields you might find elsewhere.
After that, the results produced through the generative AI search would pop up in another section that’s colored and seen below the search but would be right above the classic web search results.
On the upper right-hand side, you’ll find another button that enables you to expand a new snapshot and that adds more cards that show sources' work. Lastly, you attain another snapshot with queries by pressing on the button witnessed right underneath a section featuring results.
Tech giant Google says such areas are integral sources of data that are quite similar to the way Google’s Bard works hard at digging down deep and injecting the Bard chatbot into the search that most of us are already familiar with.
Google says it’s opening up access to other places like Search Labs and that entails additions to Add to Sheets and also to its Code Tips. The latter has to do with huge language models that set out pointers that produce codes at a faster pace and a smarter one. Moreover, it’s designed to enable aspiring developers to ask relevant queries about various programming languages.
On the other hand, the Add to Sheets feature is to add search results in a direct manner on the Google Spreadsheet and when you click on an icon on the left side, be prepared to see a search result come through.
Clearly, the news is exciting but you need to be a little patient about this all as the company has just started to open access.
Read next: Google Chooses To Pull The Plug On YouTube Stories For Creators
