Google says adios to the old search engine page as the tech giant redesigns its search box for the first time in 25 years as part of a broader overhaul powered by its new Gemini artificial intelligence model.
The update aims to make search more conversational and capable of handling longer, more complex queries, marking a major shift in how users interact with the platform.
The expanded search interface is designed to accommodate detailed questions and multi-part prompts, allowing users to receive more context-aware responses.
Alongside the new search experience, Google has introduced additional AI-driven tools, including a video-generation feature that enables users to create short visual content directly within the search ecosystem.
The company has also simplified its online shopping experience, integrating AI to help users compare products, view recommendations, and complete purchases more efficiently.
According to Google, the changes are intended to make search more intuitive, reducing the need to switch between multiple tabs or platforms.
By embedding Gemini more deeply into its core search product, the company is aiming to transform search from a simple query tool into a more interactive and assistive digital experience. The rollout is expected to expand gradually across regions and users.
