Google’s AI-Enhanced Search Now Transforms Text into Images:
Google has introduced the capacity to generate images using its AI-driven Search Generative Experience (SGE), enabling users to create images from text prompts.
This functionality is similar to what Google’s competitor Microsoft has offered in Bing Chat through OpenAI’s DALL-E model since March. Additionally, Google now permits users to compose drafts within SGE and customize the output by altering the length or tone of the writing.
As stated by the company, if users search for something like “draw a picture of a capybara wearing a chef’s hat and cooking breakfast,” SGE will present up to four generated images in the search results.
By selecting any of these images, users can see how generative AI has expanded upon their initial request with descriptive details.
The image generation capability is currently available only in the United States in English and is accessible to individuals who have opted into the SGE experiment and are 18 years of age or older, according to the company.
The technology giant is also working on a tool called “About this image,” which will assist users in evaluating the context and credibility of images.
Google has incorporated protective measures into the Search experience and prevents the creation of images that violate their policy for generative AI use, including harmful or deceptive content.
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