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For over two decades, the search site has been defined by a plain search bar and a list of results.on Wednesday, the tech giant unveiled an AI-driven search engine with the overall goal of making"search smarter and searching simpler."
Instead of searching for something generic like"best national parks," for example, a user can type an inquiry as if they are asking a knowledgeable friend about which national park is best to visit with small children and a dog, Google's Cathy Edwards said at the event. "Although this is a question that you have, you probably wouldn't ask it in this way today," said Edwards."You'd break it down into smaller ones, sift through the information, and then piece things together yourself — now, search does the heavy lifting for you."
The summary will also include links to sources, and users can choose to look at a different presentation format that breaks down the sources behind the summary, Edwards said.
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