Google's mobile Chrome browser can now use artificial intelligence to summarize articles

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, August 16 (Xinhua)-- Google announced today that it will add new generative artificial intelligence to its search function to help users "better learn and understand" information on the Internet.

Through the Chrome browser's Google search app, users can now summarize long articles through a test feature. Chrome can provide "key points" of the page, as well as a "explore on the page" section that contains questions and answers extracted from the content.

Google said the new "learn while browsing" feature is designed to help people "get more involved" in the creators' long pieces of content, will show key points of articles available for free online, and will not summarize paid articles.

CTOnews.com noted that the new AI feature is currently available on Chrome browsers on iOS and Android devices, and Google plans to extend it to the desktop version "in the next few days." In the near future, Google also plans to improve the answers generated by artificial intelligence so that users can hover over words to preview definitions and view charts or pictures related to the topic.