Google Brings AI-Powered Search Mode to India with Smarter, Multimodal Features
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Summary: Google has released its experimental AI Mode in Search for Indian users, which provides smarter responses, deeper reasoning, and support for text, voice, and image searches via Search Labs.
In a significant move, Google has released AI Mode in Search for users in India, making it the first country outside the United States to have access to this enhanced search experience. The function, which is now available in English through Search Labs, is aimed at making search more useful and straightforward.
The new mode, which uses a customized Gemini 2.5 AI model, can handle lengthier and more complex questions than standard searches. Whether you're planning a trip, comparing devices, or looking for medical information, this mode breaks down your questions into sections and gives detailed, well-structured answers.
What sets this feature apart is its multimodal capabilities—you can interact with Google Search using text, voice, or even images through Google Lens. It also allows follow-up questions, remembering the context of your earlier query, much like a conversation.
Another big upgrade is its ability to combine AI-generated responses with real-time web content, fact-checked details from Google's Knowledge Graph, and shopping results, giving users more well-rounded and practical answers.
According to Google, India is an obvious choice for this launch due to its increased use of voice and visual search. With AI Mode, the business hopes to improve how users discover and interpret content by taking a more participatory, conversational approach.
To try it, users can simply opt into Search Labs on their Chrome or Google app and start testing the new AI experience.
