Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 4:21 pm
Google has officially expanded its testing phase of “AI Mode” to all U.S. users after an initial roll-out in its Labs division. The new mode promises more detailed reports and dynamic graphics, marking another bold step in Google’s quest to redefine the search experience with artificial intelligence.
AI mode is being offered to all comers in the U.S. just two-and-a-half-months after the company began testing with a limited Labs division audience.
«AI Mode», d’abord accessible seulement aux États-Unis, promet d’aller plus loin, avec rapports détaillés et graphiques.
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