I'll add, that Google search AI integration is quite good. I'm actually amazed how well it works, given the scale of Google Search. Nowadays I don't click search results in 50% of searches, because Google AI outputs response good enough for me.
It has made up tags for cli functions, suggested nonexistent functions with usage instructions, it’s given me operations in the wrong order, and my personal favorite it gave me a code example in the wrong language (think replying Visual Basic for C).
Well done Google Marketing, well done.
Another product carefully kept away from the grubby little hands of potential users!
Seems a lot more like general availability on my end now, though, these past few days. One can try Google dot com, slash AIMode.
Not nearly as good as using Gemini 2.5 pro which they do offer for free but I forget where. AI studio? So many ways to access it.
We've never seen a "Dog Pile vs Yahoo" battle when the giants are of this scale.
It'll be interesting to see if Google can catch up with ChatGPT (seems likely) and if they simply win by default because they're in all of the places (also seems likely). It'd be pretty wild for ChatGPT to win, honestly.
A lot of people who are unfamiliar with how the technology works talk about "my GPT". Google that phrase, or start watching for it to crop up in conversation.
On the other end of the spectrum, there are lots of tiny little pockets like this: