Google is bringing Search Generative Experience (SGE) to more than 120 new countries, including Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa.
Google is bringing its Search Generative Experience to more than 120 new countries, including Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, according to a blog post from Google’s Hema Budaraju. SGE will also support four new languages, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, and Indonesian, which add to its current support for English, Hindi, and Japanese. The expansion means that a lot more people can choose to mess around with SGE.
Google is also adding a handful of new features to SGE. * The company is testing a new “ask a follow up” text box that appears right on the SGE results page, meaning you won’t have to go to SGE’s separate conversational window to ask. This will begin to roll out “over the coming weeks,” first in English in the US, according to Budaraju’s blog. * When asking for translations, Search can now prompt you to clarify a single word that may have multiple meanings .
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