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India Today
4 days ago
- Business
- India Today
Google starts testing AI mode in search for Indian users
On Tuesday, Google announced the arrival of AI Mode in Search for select users in India. For now, the feature will be available as an experiment in Labs, in English, the company stated in a blog post. 'AI Mode is our most powerful AI search, with more advanced reasoning and has multimodality, and the ability to go deeper through follow-up questions and useful links to the web,' said Hema Budaraju, Google's vice-president of product management – Search, in a blog post. While AI Mode in Search looks very similar to the new feature AI Overviews in Google Search, it is different in that it offers a unique experience that allows users to ask longer, more complicated, or nuanced questions that previously required multiple searches. 'It's especially useful for exploratory questions, and for more complicated tasks like comparing products, planning a trip, or learning about complex how-tos,' the company FEATURES OF AI MODEHandles complex queries: Users can ask longer and more detailed questions, like planning a trip or comparing products, and get comprehensive answers in one search: You can search using text, voice, or images. For example, upload a photo to identify a plant or use your voice to ask a relevant results: AI Mode leverages Google's extensive index, Knowledge Graph, and shopping data to deliver up-to-date information, summaries, and prompts: The system offers suggestions for follow-up questions, making it easier to explore topics feedback: Google is using feedback from Indian users to improve AI Mode quickly and make it more helpful for local Mode achieves results by taking a complex question, breaking it down into smaller sub-topics, and then asking lots of questions at the same time on behalf of the user. Then, all the answers are recombined into one hyper-relevant content output that matches the user's "You'll be able to not only access high-quality web content, but also fresh, real-time sources like the Knowledge Graph, real-world data, and shopping information for billions of products," Google said on Tuesday. In May of last year, Google, the search engine, also released the AI Overviews feature to provide users a quick sampling of the information they were interested in using the search engine. Then, the search engine giant said the Overviews feature made sure users were seeing a greater diversity of websites to help with more complicated questions, and that the AI Overviews' links received more clicks than if the page had shown up as a regular web listing for that query. "As we scale this experience, we will continue to prioritise valuable traffic to publishers and creators," Google added, according to the report. - EndsMust Watch
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Business Standard
5 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
Google rolls out experimental AI Mode in Search for Indian users
Google launches AI Mode in Search via Labs for select users in India with advanced reasoning and multimodal capabilities for handling complex and nuanced queries BS Reporter New Delhi Google on Tuesday announced the rollout of AI Mode in Search for certain users in India. For now, the feature will be offered as an experiment in Labs in English, the company said. 'AI Mode is our most powerful AI search, with more advanced reasoning and multimodality, and the ability to go deeper through follow-up questions and helpful links to the web,' Google's vice-president of product management – Search, Hema Budaraju, said in a blog post. The AI Mode in Search, though visually similar to the AI Overviews feature of Google Search, is distinct as it allows users to ask longer, more complex, or nuanced questions that would previously have required multiple searches. The AI Mode works by breaking down a complex query into smaller subtopics and issuing a multitude of queries simultaneously on behalf of the user. All the answers received are then combined into one hyper-relevant content output that matches the user's query. 'You can not only access high-quality web content, but also tap into fresh, real-time sources like the Knowledge Graph, info about the real world, and shopping data for billions of products,' Google said on Tuesday. In May last year, Google launched its AI Overviews feature, which gave users a quick snapshot of the information they were looking for using the Search engine. The search engine giant had then said the Overviews feature ensured users were viewing a greater diversity of websites for help with more complex questions, and that the links included in AI Overviews received more clicks than if the page had appeared as a traditional web listing for that query. 'As we expand this experience, we will continue to focus on sending valuable traffic to publishers and creators,' Google added.
The Hindu
5 days ago
- The Hindu
Google launches AI Mode in India with advanced reasoning and multimodality
Google announced the launch of its AI Mode in India that will allow users to ask longer questions and is designed to better handle exploratory queries and more complicated tasks. Powered by a custom version of Gemini 2.5, Google said that AI Mode will answer user questions that would have previously required multiple searches. AI Mode uses what Google calls a query fan-out technique, where the question is divided into subtopics and the system sends out multiple related queries simultaneously on users' behalf. 'You can not only access high-quality web content, but also tap into fresh, real-time sources like the Knowledge Graph, info about the real world, and shopping data for billions of products,' said Hema Budaraju, Google Vice President, Product Management, Search. AI Mode is built into the Search experience and users in India can access it by signing up in Labs to try out the new feature in Google Search. The company warned that not all results might be right since the AI product is in the early stages, but said that it will show web search results when it does not have high confidence in the AI-powered responses. AI Mode is also multimodal, meaning that users can use Lens capabilities or tap the microphone icon and ask their questions. Users can ask questions via text, their voice, or by shooting/uploading an image. 'AI Mode is our most powerful AI search, with more advanced reasoning and multimodality, and the ability to go deeper through follow-up questions and helpful links to the web. Using a custom version of Gemini 2.5, it lets you ask longer, more complex or nuanced questions that would have previously required multiple searches,' said Google in its blog post.
Indian Express
5 days ago
- Indian Express
Google Search AI Mode now available in India: Here's how to try it
Google's AI Mode feature in Search, which lets users perform deeper and more complex search queries, is now rolling out in India. Introduced earlier this year as an experiment in the United States, the tech giant says users have been appreciating the new feature's 'speed, quality and fresh responses.' Following the positive feedback, AI Mode is available as part of Google Labs in English. In a blog post, the company says that the new feature uses a custom version of Gemini 2.5 that lets users ask 'longer, more complex and nuanced questions,' which would previously require multiple searches. For example, users can ask questions like 'My kids are 4 and 7 and have lots of energy. Suggest creative ways to get them active and moving indoors, especially on hot days, without needing a lot of space or expensive toys.' Google says users can also ask follow up questions like 'Can you suggest some activities that they can do independently.' The new Google Search AI Mode feature uses what the company calls 'query fan-out technique', which basically breaks down the question into subtopics and performs multiple searches on your behalf. As it turns out, the new AI Mode feature can also be used to tap into real-time sources like Knowledge Graph, get information about the real world and shop for billions of products. Since AI mode has multimodal capabilities, Google says users can ask questions using voice, text and by uploading an image. To use voice mode, simply tap the microphone and ask in AI mode. This is quite handy if you want to get answers for long, detailed questions on the go. The tech giant also said that it is bringing Lens features to AI Mode, which can help you ask questions about whatever you are looking at. For example, if you get a new plant as a gift and want to know more about it, simply open the Google app on Android or iOS, take a photo and ask 'What's this plant and give me instructions on how to repot and take care of it.' If you want to try the new AI Mode in Google Search, head over to ' and turn on the experiment named 'AI Mode.'
Time Business News
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Business News
Slice Master: A Browser-Based Arcade Game on the Path to Entity Verification
In the age of algorithmic search and digital brand-building, being a game isn't enough. To compete, browser-based games must now operate like startups: with branding, structured content, and verifiable online presence. Enter Slice Master — a fast-paced arcade game that's not only entertaining but also blazing a trail in entity-based SEO and official digital recognition. Unlike many browser games that exist as faceless links on aggregator sites or mobile clone apps, Slice Master is hosted on its own official domain: This is a bold step toward building entity authority — a crucial factor in how modern search engines determine what's real, what's notable, and what deserves to rank. Key features include: 🎮 No app store required – play directly in your browser. – play directly in your browser. 📌 Official website with structured content , schema, and SEO-focused design. , schema, and SEO-focused design. 🚀 Optimized for mobile and desktop , offering a seamless gaming experience. , offering a seamless gaming experience. 🔎 Actively building backlinks and PR presence to support search engine recognition. Slice Master is more than just a fun browser game — it's a case study in how digital creators can build and verify an online product entity. In the same way a SaaS platform earns trust through official docs, media mentions, and structured branding, games like Slice Master are now taking the same route. Whether you're a solo dev or a founder scaling a game studio, the Slice Master model offers insights: Build your own domain (don't rely solely on aggregators) Control your brand narrative across trusted platforms Invest in entity SEO (Google's Knowledge Graph rewards it) Grow user intent through branded search campaigns If you're ready to experience a browser game that respects both the player and the search engine: 👉 Play now at 👉 Watch how Slice Master evolves from a fun arcade game into a verified web entity TIME BUSINESS NEWS
