Google, one of the leading companies in the artificial intelligence race, announced the features coming to the search engine at its I/O event last May. One of these features was support for artificial intelligence called Productive Search Experience (SGE). Launched as a rival to Bing, SGE, like other chatbots, could answer user questions and allow you to search as if you were chatting with Google.

The AI-powered Google Search has since been in preview and available to select users. was tested. The technology giant announced today that another important feature will be included in SGE.

Google Search will be able to create images with artificial intelligence

According to Google’s statements, the artificially assisted search engine is now available to users. will be able to create visuals. This works in a similar way to what we see in models like DALL-E. User one text command By entering the image, the user can use artificial intelligence to create the desired image directly through Google Search.

You can see how it works on the GIF shared by the company. In the example you name the search engine ‘Draw a picture of a capybara wearing a chef’s hat and preparing breakfast. is written and the search button is pressed. SGE then displays the captured images to the user. It is also clear that it will be possible to detail the assignment. your position Also via Google Images Let’s say it can be used.

Function for Google will work safely he claimed. Accordingly, providing support will not create images that violate the policy. In addition, it prevents the creation of images and realistic faces of certain people in the first place. Finally, let’s add that watermarks are added to images created with SGE and there is an age limit of 18 years for this feature.

The ability to add visuals to SGE is not a surprising feature. Microsoft’s search engine with Google SGE Bing’s He tried to anticipate the possibilities of artificial intelligence. Bing already had an image display feature that was supported by DALL-E.

SGE, which is constantly receiving new features, is currently being tested on certain users. When will it be widely available? not clear yet.