Google has officially nodded to fashions, it is a function that allows you to ask a question and receive an answer made up of text, images and links. The Magazine The Verge has used an Effice synthesis to clarify what the direction of the search engine will be in the coming years: “Google’s future is Google that uses Google”.
The direction was already clear in March, when she arrived at the Ovserviews. But maybe some clues It could have been seen before. In the last Google I/Othe conference dedicated to developers, Google has announced one series of functions which will make the search engine much more similar to a chatbot based on artificial intelligence.
Nothing surprising. The confirmation of this change of pace had also arrived in the last few days when some users had noticed the arrival of fashions, a research option that would have replaced the old woman I feel lucky. Now it’s certain. Ai Mode is official and it will no longer be a small option Designed to give a preview but the new way we will use Google.
How it works for fashions on Google
We have already seen the functions of ai fashions with others artificial intelligence chatbotsstarting from Chatgpt. You ask a question and the chatbot answers. The difference, at least in the videos shown in preview, is on power of this research. In clips we see that fashions are able to combine parts of text, images, links and offer direct suggestions on the actions to be done.
The “I feel lucky” button on Google has the clicks counted: with what will be replaced
The Verge magazine summarized the new package of Options effectively: “Google’s Future Is Google Googling”. It is a game of words that could be translated “Google’s future is Google who uses Google”. In fact with fashions it will be Google to do the Search for us.
Is it the end of the list of blue sites?
Tech commentators they are already playing the Requiem for the blue list of sites. It is the list that appears on Google when we do a search. For all the first years of the web it was the function that allowed users of move on the internet. Google was a librarian. We came to him with a question and he went to take all the books that they could help us answer.
Obviously the consequences for the ecosystem of websites that exist now are still all to be evaluated. Now it’s as if the librarian had learned All books by heart. We ask him a question and it is directly he to answer. It is no longer a librarian. It’s a guru. We hope not a fuffaguru.
