Google to build an “all-new” AI-powered search engine

Google is creating an AI-powered search engine in response to increased competition from Microsoft and OpenAI.

Google is reportedly "racing" to create "all-new" AI-powered search engine in response to increased competition from Microsoft and OpenAI. The corporation is developing a search tool that will try to predict what you want from it in the early stages, according to The New York Times, in an effort to provide "a far more personalized experience." There is "no clear timetable" for the project. Nevertheless, you should be aware that Google is also creating a number of fresh AI capabilities for its current search engine under the project codename "Magi."

A Chatbot that can provide code snippets and respond to questions about software engineering is one of the features Google is creating. A tool that would let users search for music through a Chatbot dialogue has also been tested by the company. According to the reports the company has tasked more than 160 staff with the overhaul. "Searchalong."

It is said that Google will introduce Magi next month before rolling out further new capabilities somewhere in the fall. The timing indicates that the project will be presented during I/O 2023. Before making the capabilities of Magi available to 30 million users by the end of the year, the business aims to make them available to one million US customers first.