Google’s vision for AI-powered financial analysis (Google AI Financial Search) is nothing short of revolutionary,
with a plan that could surpass current expectations and open up new possibilities.
Google made AI Mode more widely available to users at this year’s I/O. The feature is now available to all US users and includes advanced features like Deep Search and Project Astra. Most importantly, Google has now started testing AI Mode for financial searches. This feature uses advanced AI algorithms to intelligently visualize complex financial information in the form of interactive graphs and dynamic tables.
According to Google, AI Mode can help users analyze and compare financial data over a specific period. For example, if you search for “compare blue-chip CPG stock performance in 2024,”
the feature will provide a comparative chart of stock prices,
as well as a table that updates live as you interact with the chart.
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AI Mode is designed with the user in mind, supporting follow-up questions and allowing users to refine their queries for more personalized and intelligent search results.
Google’s advanced models understand the user’s query intent and utilize both historical and real-time data to present information in the most effective way, making it easier for users to comprehend.
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While AI Mode is currently limited to searches related to stocks and mutual funds,
Google has ambitious plans to expand its support to other topics shortly. This news is sure to pique the interest of many, and interested users can already try out the feature by heading to Search Labs and enabling the option, currently available only in the United States.