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headlines starts right now. On Thursday, Google announced that it's rolling out a new way to

explore the web with AI mode. It's conversational search experience if you don't know. Now, when you're

using AI mode on Chrome desktop, clicking a link will open the web page side by side with,

you guessed it, AI mode. Now, the goal is to make it easier to explore relevant websites,

compare detailed, and ask follow-up questions while preserving the context of your search

the tech giant says. For example, let's say you want to purchase a new coffee maker. All right, well, you can

describe what you're looking for in AI mode and get a range of options. Once you click on one,

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