According to a report by the Financial Times, it is claimed that Google is considering offering a paid version of its long-free search service that includes artificial intelligence features. It is possible that this new version could be integrated into existing subscription systems and included in services such as Gemini Advanced or Google One. However, it was stated that the traditional search service with advertisements will continue to be offered for free.
According to the news in Webtekno, it was stated that Google announced the integration of artificial intelligence into its search service last year and that this feature, called Search Generative Experience (SGE), is being tested via Search Labs. It is anticipated that if SGE is integrated into the search engine, certain artificial intelligence functions may only be accessible with a paid subscription.
Whether these claims will materialize will become clear over time.
News Source: 12punto
