Google has broadened the reach of its AI-powered search feature, 'AI Mode,' to include Hindi speakers globally. This expansion, driven by the Gemini 2.5 AI model, follows positive reception in India.

Google has said they will be expanding AI Mode in Search to five new languages including Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Brazilian Portuguese. The company had first announced AI Mode as an ...

Google is expanding AI Mode — its AI-powered Search experience — to five new languages, opening access to additional users around the world, after being limited to English for over six months. “With ...

Google’s in-house mobile keyboard app, Gboard, has consistently been ranked as one of the most feature-rich tools of its kind out there. The company is now adding more functional flair to it by ...

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Seeing the growing trend of AI, Google has upgraded its AI Mode. AI mode was introduced to make Google Search even better. Now this mode is available in 5 new languages. The special thing is that it ...

New Delhi, Sep 9 (IANS) With Artificial Intelligence (AI) transforming how Google Search is being used, the tech giant on Tuesday announced the launch of its AI mode in Hindi for users across the ...

The AI Mode is powered by Google's advanced custom version of the Gemini 2.5 Pro large language AI model.

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I would like my input to match my output. When I press CTRL-J twice, I'd like to see the blank line in the input area before I send the command, not just in the final output. Reproduction steps: Start ...

(Note: this is copy/pasted from google-internal bug https://buganizer.corp.google.com/issues/429600201#comment13, with internal links removed... they're still ...