According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Google is updating its search engine to include interactions with artificial intelligence (AI), shorter videos, and social media posts.
Citing information from the WSJ, Mint reported that it aims to make its search engine more “visual, easy-to-eat, personal and human.”
The development comes as AI-powered technologies such as ChatGPT gain popularity, highlighting changes in the way people interact with information online.
With this update, the internet giant plans to move its service further away from the traditional “10 blue links” style of displaying search results.
The company also aims to include more human voices as part of the transition.
Next week Google will hold an I/O developer conference.
At its annual event, the company will introduce a new feature that will allow users to converse with an AI program called “Magi.”
Google’s search engine has changed little over the years, but with AI chatbots and short-video apps such as TikTok becoming more popular among younger users, Google is making some changes to the service. Now
In general, Google aims to focus more on responding to searches that traditional results simply can’t keep up, according to an internal document about the company’s strategy for updating its search engine.
Depending on their search queries, Google may encourage visitors to ask more questions or view visuals such as TikTok videos more often.
The company already incorporates certain online forum posts and short videos into its search results, but intends to give more weight to such content in the future, the WSJ said, citing documents and sources. says.
