Currently, Google is testing a new Search feature that resembles AI Overviews but appears to replicate its purpose, potentially rendering it redundant.

Users have noted that the AI-generated label is not prominent, requiring them to click a 'More' button to see it.

Currently, this new layout is not widely available, but there is hope that Google will reconsider implementing it more broadly.

Skepticism surrounds this new feature due to its similar function to AI Overviews and concerns regarding the lack of clear labeling.

The large 'Show More' button has been replaced with a smaller 'More' link, which may reduce user awareness of AI content.

The redesign eliminates the prominent AI Overview header and the Gemini logo, making the feature less recognizable as AI-generated.

Overall, the changes to the AI Overview feature and the introduction of the new layout have sparked significant debate about transparency and user trust.

In response to feedback, Google has improved AI Overviews by reducing reliance on certain sources, such as Reddit and Quora.

Despite these improvements, Google acknowledges that AI-generated summaries can still provide inaccurate information, raising concerns about user experience.

Google's AI Overviews were first introduced in May 2023 and officially announced at Google I/O 2024.

Initially, the AI Overview feature faced criticism due to inaccuracies and bizarre suggestions, including dangerous recommendations like eating rocks.

The new feature does not clearly label AI-generated content, making it difficult for users to differentiate it from human-generated information.