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Google's AI Mode Adds 5 New Languages Including Hindi, Japanese, and Korean
Google's AI Mode now supports five new languages including Hindi and Brazilian Portuguese, enhancing search for millions with advanced AI powered by Gemini 2.5.
- Google said Monday it expanded AI Mode to support Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese, enabling global users to access it today.
- Earlier this year, AI Mode was first rolled out as an experiment for Google One AI Premium subscribers, and two weeks ago, Google expanded it to over 180 markets.
- Powered by Gemini 2.5, AI Mode offers multimodal reasoning and is available in the U.S. to Google AI Ultra subscribers via Labs at $249.99 monthly plan.
- The expansion gives millions of users in South Asia and South America access to personalized AI Mode answers, though critics warn it may reduce search clicks, a claim Google denied last month.
- Google appears to be moving to make AI Mode the default soon, with future updates expected to add agentic capabilities like booking appointments and event tickets.
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Correspondent Kim Tae-jong = Google is offering its artificial intelligence (AI)-based search tool, "AI Mode," to more users around the world. Google announced on the 8th (local time) that AI Mode supports five additional languages. AI Mode
The company has made a big announcement regarding Google AI Mode. Now support for 5 new languages has been added to the AI Mode, which also includes Hindi. With its help, the results that users see under the AI Mode will also be visible in Hindi language. Let's know about it in detail.
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