Google Chrome tests new AI Mode to replace standard search results
Key takeaways
- Add ARY News on Google AAResize Google Chrome is reportedly testing a major change to its address bar, exploring an experimental feature that could replace traditional search results with a new AI Mode.
- According to a report by Windows Report, the tech giant is currently experimenting with a developer flag in the Chrome Canary browser.
- The experimental flag, officially named “Fulfill Searchbox Queries in AI Mode,” is expected to be compatible with Mac, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS desktop platforms.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Google Chrome is reportedly testing a major change to its address bar, exploring an experimental feature that could replace traditional search results with a new AI Mode.
According to a report by Windows Report, the tech giant is currently experimenting with a developer flag in the Chrome Canary browser. If implemented, pressing enter after typing a query in the address bar would launch an artificial intelligence interface instead of directing the user to the standard Google Search results page.
The experimental flag, officially named “Fulfill Searchbox Queries in AI Mode,” is expected to be compatible with Mac, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS desktop platforms. However, it is not currently slated for Chrome’s mobile applications.