Google is currently in the process of planning a massive overhaul of its search engine, as revealed in the internal documents of the corporation that were recently uncovered by The Wall Street Journal. One of the major changes that Google intends to make is the addition of tools based on artificial intelligence. This will allow Google to create a more person-centric experience for its users, rather than relying on the classic "ten blue links" model in search results.
In addition, short videos will also be incorporated into the search results to keep up with the ever-changing preferences of the younger generation, who have grown accustomed to receiving information in this format. Another strategy that Google is implementing is the promotion of user-generated content, which involves adding more posts from online forums, primarily Reddit.
As expected, neural networks will play a critical role in Google's new search engine. The company will introduce a chatbot that not only provides more relevant results, but also displays additional questions to help users obtain accurate and reliable information. This technology will make it possible to communicate with AI as though it were a living person. Google has named this project "Magi," and it is set to launch at the company's I/O 2023 conference next week. The remaining aspects of the search engine overhaul are expected to be implemented later this year.
