The AI-powered Google search feature known as SGE (Search Generative Experience) has some new tricks up its sleeve. Like its rival Bing’s DALLE-E 3, it can now produce images based on your requests. Additionally, you can use it to write rough drafts while modifying the text’s length and tone.

SGE has been quickly acquiring new skills lately. It can help with coding, term definitions, and text summaries. It is currently applying its knowledge to improved writing abilities and image generation. You can describe the image you want using the new image creation tool, and SGE will present you with four options. These images are available for download as . png files, or you can change your original request to obtain a new set of images. Given that AI image generation has raised concerns about inappropriate content, Google is taking precautions to ensure responsible use of this technology. To stop harmful or deceptive content as well as false information, it has put in place strict filters. Despite SGE being accessible to teenagers aged 13 to 17 in the U., the feature is only available to users 18 and older due to these worries. S.

Recognizing the potential for abuse, Google is making the tool opt-in and including a feedback system for users to report any issues. In order to distinguish the generated images as AI-produced, SynthID has also added metadata and watermarking. SGE is now able to help with writing assignments as well, providing various text lengths and styles to meet a variety of needs. There will be export options for the writing and image creation features to Google Drive and Google Workspace apps, respectively.

Over the coming weeks, these updates will gradually become available to a larger user base after initially being made available to a smaller group of SGE users. even though it is only available in English in the U.S. S. SGE’s influence should soon spread to additional areas.