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Google is expanding its AI Mode in Search to over 180 countries, adding features like natural language restaurant reservations, and plans to include local services and event ticketing, enhancing AI-driven online experiences worldwide.
Google is expanding its AI capabilities with the rollout of Deep Search and Gemini 2.5 Pro in AI Mode for subscribers, enabling more complex queries, detailed responses, and in-depth research tools. Additionally, new agentic AI features now allow Search to call businesses for pricing and availability, enhancing user interaction and decision-making. These features are initially available to US users and aim to become more widely accessible.
Google AI Mode displays different sources for the same query depending on the device, browser, or even refreshes on the same browser, highlighting the dynamic nature of search results and the importance of checking multiple views for optimal AI visibility.
A study analyzing 10,000 keywords found that Google's AI Mode produces highly inconsistent results, with only 9.2% URL overlap across repeated searches and minimal overlap with organic search results, highlighting the volatility and potential opportunities for content visibility in AI-driven search environments.
Google has launched AI Mode, a new chatbot-like feature in Search powered by its Gemini AI, offering more conversational and personalized responses, including visual data and integration with Google apps, marking a significant shift in how we search online.
Google is now suggesting personalized prompts in AI Mode based on users' search history to encourage usage, with updates available on the latest app beta and expanding features like Search Live and Deep Search. These suggestions refresh with each visit to the AI Mode page and aim to showcase relevant questions based on recent activity.
Google's AI Mode now reports traffic data in Search Console, including clicks, impressions, and positions, with specific rules for how these metrics are counted, and is rolling out to all U.S. users, providing more detailed insights into AI-powered search responses.
Google AI Mode, previewed at I/O 2025, now tests the ability to create interactive financial charts and answer questions using advanced reasoning, while Google Labs introduces 'Portraits'—AI representations of trusted experts with illustrated avatars for conversational interactions. These features aim to enhance data understanding and expert engagement in search.
The article compares Google's new AI Mode with Perplexity, highlighting that despite Google's extensive data and integration, Perplexity currently offers more accurate, well-organized, and user-friendly results, especially for market research and travel planning. Google's AI Mode is still rough around the edges, with clunky layout and less effective presentation, leading the author to prefer Perplexity for now, though expecting improvements in Google's AI capabilities in the future.
Google introduces AI Mode, a new shopping experience that combines visual inspiration, smart guidance, and reliable product data, with features like virtual try-on using personal photos and an agentic checkout to help users buy clothes and accessories more easily and confidently.