"Google has officially expanded the Web Guide to the "All" tab. Originally, when it launched as a Search Labs beta, it was under the "Web" tab, but as we saw, Google began expanding it to the "All" tab. Google has now confirmed it is now available in the all tab if you opt into the search labs experiment. There are a limited number of users who see the Web Guide without opting into it but that is a super limited test."
"We've heard positive feedback from users and websites about Web Guide, which helps people find links they may not have previously discovered and uses AI to organize links into helpful topic groups. It's especially useful for more complex, open-ended searches. We've updated Web Guide to make it twice as fast, and we're showing it on more searches in the "All" tab on Search for people opted into the experiment."
Web Guide moved from the Web tab into the Search "All" tab for users who opt into the Search Labs experiment. A very small group of users can see Web Guide without opting in as part of a super-limited test. Web Guide uses AI to organize links into helpful topic groups and to surface links people may not have previously discovered, making it particularly useful for complex, open-ended searches. Web Guide was updated to run twice as fast and is appearing on more All-tab searches for users in the experiment. Users can try Web Guide by opting into the Search Labs experiment; community discussion is on X.
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