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Google promotes AI overviews for the Paris Olympics

Discover how Google promotes AI Overviews in Discover for the Paris Olympics, answering questions like why full-body swimsuits are banned on race day.

You can now see Google featuring its AI Overviews directly in Google Discover, aiming to make your experience more engaging and informative. As you browse the Google home page, you might find a sample question that Google believes its AI can answer effectively, now highlighted in Google Discover.

How it appears

Your Google Discover feed might show a promotion for AI Overviews featuring a question about Olympics swimming: “Why aren’t full-body swimsuits allowed on race day? ”When you click “See AI Overview,” you are taken to Google Search, where the AI Overview is displayed prominently at the top of the search results page.

Olympics collaboration

This initiative is likely part of Google’s collaboration with the Paris Olympics. Google has announced that you can “learn more about the Games with Gemini,” referring to their advanced AI technology. This partnership aims to provide detailed and accurate information about the Olympics through AI Overviews.

The importance of this feature

Google’s move to promote AI Overviews suggests they want you to become more accustomed to using AI for information. By integrating AI-driven content into your search experience, Google is preparing for a future where AI will play a significant role in how you find answers. AI Overviews are set to become a key feature in Google Search, offering quick and reliable answers to your questions.

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