Google begins to test the "generative search experience" function by generating images based on the input

CTOnews.com, Oct. 13, Google added a new "generative search experience" (Search Generative Experience) feature to the Search Labs platform this week, mainly based on user input to generate corresponding images.

CTOnews.com found that after enabling the relevant features, users can test directly in the relevant search pages.

▲ source Google, for example, users enter "Please draw an image of capybara in a chef's hat and making breakfast" and search, the search engine will generate four pictures that match the description. Users can click on any one of them, and they can see their corresponding keywords, or they can edit these keywords to modify the picture.

▲ image source Google

▲ image source Google

Google, the source of ▲ images, it is reported that such images generated by AI, will carry watermarks to mark the relevant images originated from AI, in order to prevent users from being misled.

Google launched its test platform Search Labs in May to test ideas for using generative AI to improve search capabilities, but Google has previously said that some features will not be officially added to the engine.