Google search is getting new AI tools to find information faster

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With recent advancements in AI, we’re making bigger leaps forward in improvements to Google than we’ve seen over the last decade, so it’s even easier for you to find just what you’re looking for. Today during our Search On livestream, we shared how we’re bringing the most advanced AI into our products to further our mission to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.

Source: How AI is powering a more helpful Google

Google search is already pretty good at deciphering spelling, and now with AI it’ll be even better.  Not only will it be able to figure out your spelling, it’s moving into being able to decipher your intent, and can bring up relevant information about your search query.

This will help students be able to find the information they need, quicker.

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