Brave updates its AI-powered search with a detailed answers feature

Browser manufacturers and google search options Brave It was announced on Monday that it was adding a new feature to its AI-driven search suit, ask bold, to provide detailed answers to one subject based on the Query.

The search agency says that this new feature will be co-existing next to its AI answer feature, which was launched last year to respond to the search search. The company says people are getting more than 15 million answers every day.

You don’t need to switch in a special mode to use boldly. The search engine will automatically recognize what kind of query you are asking and will respond accordingly.

To start searching you can use the asking button next to the bold search box. You can also convert your general search query into an AI search query by pressing on the tab asking the search page results. If you have a bold search engine as your default search engine you can add a double question mark (“”) to a Query to start a bold search search.

“Although AI answers give our users a quick summary, asking Brav offers a long answer, follow-up and deep research provides a chat mode with extended research and most importantly, relevant enrichment such as videos, news articles, businesses, businesses, shopping and more,” Josep M. Pujal, the search chief said. “The search makes it possible, the LLMs glue it together.

The answer you received from the bold is similar to the format of a report that you come out of the ChatzPT or confusion, containing links, videos and image carosals. If you get the answer, you may ask the AI ​​Chattbot to convert the answer to another format or ask follow-up questions.

Boldly said that it was using the organization’s own API to Ground Search results For accuracy, as well as deep research for specific questions.

AI-powered Q&A is now cropping in various searches. Google has extended its AI mode in multiple languages ​​with a global rollout for the Spanish last week. The bold feature is the same, but a privacy demands that the company encrypts users’ chats and delete them after 24 hours of inaction.