Google is officially launching its AI-powered Search Live feature in the U.S. on Wednesday, which enables mobile users to get real-time information with their voice and phone camera. Previously available as part of Google Search Labs, Search Live is available now in the Google app on iOS and Android.

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Google is bringing Search Live to everyone in the US, letting you search for information by having a conversation with an AI assistant. When you use the feature, Search Live will respond to your questions in real-time, as well as surface relevant links from the web.

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As many of you are likely aware, Google searches are … different these days. When you search for the latest on Joel Embiid’s knee or a wholesome Jared McCain social media post or a VJ Edgecombe viral dunk,

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