When Google introduced AI Mode at the beginning of March, the company committed to rapidly expanding the feature to more users. Now, it is following through on this promise. After a smaller expansion last month, Google has announced that AI Mode is now accessible to all Labs users without any waitlist restrictions. As a reminder, AI Mode is a novel chatbot integrated directly into Search, while Labs is a program that users can join to experience new Search features before their widespread release.

Concurrently with this expansion, Google is updating AI Mode to incorporate new visual cards that appear when users inquire about locations and products through the chatbot. According to Google, “For local establishments like restaurants, salons, and stores, you can instantly view information such as ratings, reviews, and operating hours. If you’re searching for a product, you’ll see shopping options with real-time prices, including the latest promotions, images, shipping details, and local inventory.”

On desktop, Google is introducing a search history tool, enabling users to revisit and continue previous conversations with AI Mode. The purpose of this feature is to allow individuals to resume research they may have left unfinished.

If you are not enrolled in Labs and reside in the US, you may see AI Mode appear in Search over the coming weeks. Google attributes this to the overwhelmingly positive response to the feature and its desire to gather additional feedback before a broader rollout.