The new Google Search Generative Experience started to roll out to some users in late May but we are already seeing a decline in usage for these generative AI search features.

Just when updates to Google Bard were getting stale, Google announced a boatload of new things for its generative AI tool, Bard. In short, Google added several new features to Bard and expanded access to Bard to “most of the world” and many languages.

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Google is testing translating search results snippets with a “Translated by Google” drop-down feature under that specific search result snippet. It shows you that Google can translate the result from one language to another if you click to expand the feature.

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Google is rolling out Bard to more countries, in more languages, and adding a bunch of new features.

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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…