Google’s AI-powered Search Generative Experience (SGE) is taking another step forward with the introduction of a new feature called “SGE while browsing.” This feature allows users to conveniently access summarized versions of the articles they are reading on the web.
Currently in the early experimental phase, “SGE while browsing” is being rolled out as part of Google’s opt-in Search Labs program. Initially, this feature will be available on the Google app for Android and iOS, with plans to extend its reach to the Chrome browser on desktop in the future.
To access the AI-generated summaries, users simply need to tap on an icon located at the bottom of their screens while using the Google app. This action will present them with key points extracted by the AI from the article they are reading. However, it’s important to note that this feature will only work on freely accessible articles and will not support paywalled content.
In addition to the ability to summarize articles, Google is also enhancing the overall SGE experience. Users will now be able to hover over specific words to get instant definitions or diagrams, providing them with a deeper understanding of the content they are engaging with.
Furthermore, SGE will now offer clearer summaries of coding information, making it easier for developers and coding enthusiasts to grasp complex concepts and instructions.
As technology continues to advance, Google is committed to improving the search experience for its users. With the introduction of “SGE while browsing” and the enhancements made to the SGE feature, Google aims to provide an efficient and convenient way for users to consume online content, ultimately enhancing their overall browsing experience.
Stay tuned for more updates as Google continues to innovate its search capabilities to meet the evolving needs of its users.
