Experience the new Google AI search engine experience

Google is pulling the big oars to try to match Microsoft with Bing AI and ChatGPT. To achieve this, the internet giant has just announced on its blog Access Generative research experience, or EMS. This is a beta version of the search engine powered by answers generated by artificial intelligence. With SGE, instead of a list of links to web pages, like ChatGPT, the AI ​​will answer questions in a green or blue box in natural language and add links pointing to the sources it used. It is possible to refine answers by talking with this chatbot. To access SGE, you must first register. It should be noted that for now, the tool is only available in the US and in English for a limited number of users. But, as with the Bard, it’s possible to put yourself on a waiting list.

experimental tools

Once you are connected to your Google account, from the Chrome browser you should click on this connection To check if you are eligible for this trial. You will probably immediately see a message stating that this program is not yet available for your account. However, if you qualify, there is a code labs It is displayed and by clicking on it, it is possible to join the queue. For Bard, once the tool is available, a confirmation email is sent via gmail. As Google pointed out during its I/O conference, other experimental functionality is available in this “lab”. This is particularly the case in the case of a code generator directly accessible in a search tool or an AI integration into Google Sheets.