Google is tested by a voice overview of search inquiries

Google Search experiences a loud look for some search queries, the company Declare Friday. The feature was presented for the first time NotebooklmAssistant notes and research -based research based on Google.

The technology giant says that a voice overview will use the latest Gemini to give users another way to absorb and understand information.

“A sound look can help you get a position from the ground, providing a comfortable and hands -free way to accommodate information, whether you are multi -task or simply prefer an audio experience,” explained Google in A. Blog post.

The feature is available today LaboratoriesGoogle’s experimental program. The company says that users will see the option to create a short voice overview if Google believes it will be useful based on their specific query. Once you create a volume overview, you will see a simple sound player with temporary operating/cessation controls, sound level and option to adjust the speed of operation.

Google will display links in the sound player to show where you get information. If you want to learn more about the postmodern theme to listen to a voice overview, you can click on the links in order to dive into your search.

You can give a thumb or thumb on each sound overview, and experience as a whole in laboratories.

In Notebooklm, Voice Overview Give users the ability to create podcasts with virtual international hosts based on the documents they have shared, such as courses or legal summaries. Google also provided a voice overview To Gemini In March.

Voice Overview of the research builds on an artificial intelligence overview, the summaries created by artificial intelligence Google supplies for some Google search quotes. Through a voice overview, Google targets people who are hearing learners or want more easy ways to get information.

It should be noted that the announcement of today comes after a few days Wall Street Journal The report has found that an Amnesty International Overview of Google and other tools that work from artificial intelligence kill the traffic of news publishers.