Everything will change: AI-powered Google Search tests have begun

Google made an announcement at the last I/O event that would change the entire search. It has been announced that productive artificial intelligence will be added to the Search engine thanks to the new Search Generative Experience (SGE). With the new statement, it was stated that open tests of this started. Fundamental change begins.

Historical change entered the testing phase

Some Google users are about to start seeing very different search results. The company announced this morning that it has opened access to its new home, Search Labs, to test its search features. Search Labs still has a waiting list, and it’s unclear how soon Google plans to get people in, but it’s a significant step forward as Google begins limited public testing two weeks after announcing Labs at I/O.

The most notable feature of Search Labs is the Search Generative Experience, which puts an artificial intelligence-generated summary at the top of the search results on Google. Thanks to this feature, abbreviated as SGE, Google searches will completely change. Instead of accessing Google’s famous ’10 blue links’ or the Wikipedia claw on the side, you will now see a few paragraphs of information generated by artificial intelligence in your normal searches. Links will also be included in this section. The standard blue colored links will continue to live further down.

The change will be big

SGE may be the biggest change in the history of Google Search and it will be fascinating to see what early users will encounter. It can have a huge impact on how people search and even what they search for. The SEO industry will completely change as everyone is now fighting to be featured in the AI ​​compendium instead of push-down links. And if users mostly get what they need from summaries and the entire business model of the web could change.

In addition to SGE, Labs also includes two more features: Add to Sheets, which is a button next to each link in your search results to add that link to the Google Sheet of your choice, and Code, an extensive language model-based system specifically for helping you write and proofread code. tips. If you haven’t signed up for the waitlist, you can sign up from the Search Labs page. An e-mail will be sent to you when you receive access confirmation.