What you need to know
- Google has announced several AI enhancements to Android’s search functionality.
- Android phones will soon use Google Lens to visually search for anything on the screen.
- Google is expanding multisearch local search globally to allow users to multisearch for images on the search results page.
Microsoft may be preparing to give Bing the treatment of ChatGPT, but Google is focusing on improving the AI features that already make Search so great.
In addition to the improvements made to Google Translate, Google also announced a new Lens feature. This makes it easier for you to search for items on your phone’s screen.This allows users to wake up the Google Assistant and[検索画面]option can be selected.
This feature works across a wide variety of apps and websites to identify things like photos and videos you see on your screen. “Search Screen” will be available on his Android smartphones worldwide in the coming months.
Also, for more detailed searches, Google is improving the multi-search feature. This feature allows users to search for items using a combination of images and text to further refine their search and find exactly what they need. The feature is available in countries where Lens is available, but the new local search feature is limited to English-speaking users in the United States.
In the coming months, local search will expand globally.
Users can also use multisearch across images found in search results. Also, to further refine your search, Google allows users to add descriptors, such as shapes, to help users find exactly what they need. In the example provided by Google, typing “rectangle” when searching for a coffee table will bring up a list of rectangle options.
In addition to these AI features, you can also check out the latest Google Maps features the company just announced. You can also read about Google’s efforts to compete with the new Microsoft Bing with its own AI chatbot powered by LaMDA.
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