Google is expanding access to the AI ​​model, which is its experimental feature that allows users to ask complex, multi-part questions and follow-up measures to dig deeper into topics directly in search. The tech giant has also added more features to the feature, including where it can stop in search.

Google launched the AI ​​model in March to embrace popular services such as Perplexity AI and Openai’s ChatGpt search. The update announced today is intended to allow the AI ​​model to better compete with the above services.

With this expansion, Google will get rid of the waitlist of AI model. Now, if anyone in the United States has access to Google's experimental group, they have at least 18-year-olds who can access the feature.

Google will also access AI mode outside the lab as it is testing the AI ​​mode tab in Google search, which can be seen by a small number of people in the United States

As for the new features, Google makes it possible to take a step, not just ask detailed questions about locations and products. Now you can use the AI ​​model to do things like finding a new restaurant or what you need for your next trip. Now you will start seeing the visual location and product cards in AI mode, which you can click for more details.

When viewing a restaurant or salon (such as a restaurant or salon), you can quickly see information such as ratings, reviews, and opening hours. For products, you will be able to see details such as real-time prices and promotions, images, shipping details and local inventory.

For example, if you are looking for the best vintage shops with medieval modern furniture, the AI ​​mode can highlight nearby stores, provide real-time details like how busy they are, and let you quickly call or get instructions.

Or, if you are planning on a camping trip, try searching for "Best Foldable Camping Chair, which is best for $100". The AI ​​model will then provide you with a breakdown of recommended products, along with product details and links to retailers.

Google can also make it possible to stop where you are using AI mode, which should be helpful in the case of long-running projects and tasks. On the desktop, you can now click on the new left panel in AI mode to get past searches to see the information you have already provided and ask subsequent questions.