The new Perspectives blog will showcase the views of a variety of journalists, experts, bloggers and other relevant thought leaders. However, opinions from unreliable sources promise not to be taken into account.

how will it work

The company has shared a GIF animation on its blog that lets you evaluate the unit’s appearance and functionality. Displays descriptions and materials related to this year’s Oscars. “Carousel” included tweets from Mark Hamill and Jamie Lee Curtis, as well as a few notes.

Although at first glance the novelty has an interesting and even useful appearance, The mass media are already afraid of broadcasting too many different viewpoints, including disinformation.. That’s why Google hastened to let you know that the company is “trying to provide authoritative and reliable information.” Specifically, algorithms automatically identify relevant opinions on different platforms, and then evaluate a set of “signals” to determine the usefulness of the result: relevance, popularity, language of the material, freshness, experience, and credibility of the source.

When we become aware that content may violate our policies, we review it and remove it from search if appropriate.
– writes the company.

So it’s not really possible to see different views in Perspectives. Instead, the feature is designed to extend the output to provide as much detail as possible about the same problem.

Soon the company promises to introduce Perspectives for mobile search and computers. Other features that will expand the functionality will appear later.