Google’s new Web Guide search experiment organizes results with AI

Google on Thursday Being launched A new AI-driven feature called Web Guide for organizing Google search results. Web guide A Search lab test This earns AI technology to organize the search result page by grouping pages related to the specific aspects of the search question.

Search Labs tests are a way to check new ideas that users are attractive for Google. Tests can be launched at any time and can include things like Google’s AI mode, notebook LM, filmmaking tool flow and other, more niche concepts such as an audio show based on your Google Discover feed news.

New Web guide Google is a variation of the fan-out technique to display the results of the search that is already being used with its AI mode. The feature itself is powered by the jewelery, which helps Google search the query better and then link to other pages that can be missed using a traditional google search.

Google suggests that the feature works well for open-end search search, such as “how to travel to Japan” or more complex, multi-job questions. For example, you can ask “what are the best tools to stay connected and maintain close relationships in spite of the distance that my family is spread across the area?”

Each section of the search results will focus on a north of the Query. With examples of a single travel, web guides will showcase groups like a wide guide, protection tips, links where people have shared their personal experiences and focus on many more.

The test will be available for those who have chosen and will re -configure the results of the search on the web tab in the search. If you want to see the standard results if you do not completely disable the test, you can turn off this web view from this tab itself.

Over time, Google has said that the test will expand in other areas of search, including the “all” tabs.