Google Expands Generative AI in Search to 120 More Countries

• Google’s SGE is now available in over 120 more countries.
• SGE is now available in Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, and Indonesian.
• Users can now ask follow-up questions directly from the search results page.

Google has revealed the extension of generative AI in search to over 120 additional countries and territories, marking the most extensive international expansion for the Search Generative Experience (SGE) to date.

Initially exclusive to the US, the Search Generative Experience (SGE) recently expanded to include India and Japan. Now, it has reached numerous other locations, such as Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa. You can find the complete list of countries and territories here.

Google Expands Generative AI in Search to 120 More Countries

Currently, in the newly added countries, you can activate SGE on the Chrome desktop by navigating to Search Labs. In the next week, access will also be extended through the Google app on both Android and iOS.

To commemorate the expansion, Google has introduced four additional languages for all SGE users: Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, and Indonesian.

Furthermore, you have the ability to pose follow-up questions directly from the search results page. As you delve deeper into a topic, your previous questions and search results, including search ads, will be visible in designated ad slots on the page. This update will be gradually introduced over the next few weeks, initially in English in the US.

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In the near future, when you request SGE to translate a phrase with words that have multiple meanings, you’ll notice those terms highlighted. By tapping on any of these words, you can specify the particular meaning you intend. This AI-driven translation feature will debut in the US initially, focusing on English-to-Spanish translations, with plans to support more countries and languages in the future.

Google Expands Generative AI in Search to 120 More Countries

Lastly, for pertinent searches related to coding and health, specific words will be emphasized. Hovering over these words will reveal a preview of their definition or related images. This enhancement will be introduced gradually over the next month in English in the US, with plans to extend to more countries and languages soon.