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Whether you\u2019re a new or experienced programmer, learning more about coding is probably on your running to-do list, and generative AI can be a helpful tool. Starting today, we\u2019ll add new capabilities to SGE so it\u2019s easier to understand and debug generated code.<\/p>\n
SGE currently provides AI-generated overviews to help with tasks across a number of programming languages and tools. For example, you can find answers to how-to questions, and see suggested code snippets for common tasks. With our new updates, segments of code in overviews will now be color-coded with syntax highlighting, so it\u2019s faster and easier to identify elements like keywords, comments and strings, helping you better digest the code you see at a glance.<\/p>\n
When you\u2019re trying to understand the ins and outs of a new topic, you often need to digest long or complex web pages, and it\u2019s not always easy to hone in on specific details. So starting today, we\u2019re launching an early experiment in Search Labs called \u201cSGE while browsing,\u201d available in the Google app on Android and iOS, and coming to Chrome on desktop in the days ahead. Our aim is to test how generative AI can help you navigate information online and get to the core of what you\u2019re looking for even faster.<\/p>\n
\u201cSGE while browsing\u201d was specifically designed to help people more deeply engage with long-form content from publishers and creators, and make it easier to find what you\u2019re looking for while browsing the web. On some web pages you visit, you can tap to see an AI-generated list of the key points an article covers, with links that will take you straight to what you\u2019re looking for directly on the page. We\u2019ll also help you dig deeper with \u201cExplore on page,\u201d where you can see questions the article answers and jump to the relevant section to learn more.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n