Google launches AI-powered search engine in 'reimagining' of web tool


Pichai said the update would use advanced reasoning to think before answering a query. — AFP

LONDON: Google is to begin offering a fully artificial intelligence-powered version of its search engine in what it calls a "total reimagining" of one of the web's foundational features.

The US tech giant will begin the public roll-out of AI Mode in Search in the United States on Tuesday, the company confirmed at its annual I/O developer conference.

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