Google Search Is Getting an AI-Heavy Makeover

Google is handing more of Search over to AI with new features announced today at the Google I/O conference in California.

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Google is blurring the line even more between its search engine and its AI products. The company revealed some major changes for Google Search at its annual Google I/O developers conference on Tuesday, with more conversational AI in more searches.

Until now, AI has shown up in Google Search in the form of its so-called AI Overviews and in a separate AI Mode that feels more like talking to the Gemini chatbot. A new interface will instead adjust to match the tone and results of your search query -- including an "intelligent search box" that lets you ask longer, more complex questions. Here's what's coming to Search from Google I/O.

AI updates coming to Search

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