Google has enhanced its AI Mode with new agentic features that let U.S. Search Labs users book tickets and appointments through natural language commands. While still experimental, the update marks a shift toward more proactive, action-oriented search experiences
By adding more proactive features to its ‘AI Mode’ tool, Google is improving its search experience. From arranging appointments at beauty and wellness businesses to booking concert and event tickets, users in the U.S. participating in its experimental Search Labs initiative may now request the system to settle difficult real-world tasks.
Until recently, AI Mode had mostly helped with restaurant reservations by locating available seats for given party numbers, dates, cuisines, and neighbourhoods. Users now have far more open-ended prompts thanks to the new expansion. One may say, for instance, find me two affordable tickets for the Shaboozey concert
The introduction of these tools signals the second stage of Google’s foray into ‘agentic’ artificial intelligence systems
Google is linking these features behind the scenes to its pledge of high-quality information you can depend on. There are, nevertheless, some drawbacks. As of now, it is restricted to U.S. users who have opted into Search Labs. Premium members, those on Google AI Pro or Google AI Plus
