Google further buries search results under AI mode

Google is now making its AI-generated search summaries appear automatically expanded for certain queries. This change pushes traditional search result links further down the page, potentially altering how users access information directly from search.
Key takeaways
- AI summaries now expand automatically for some searches.
- Traditional links are pushed lower on the results page.
- Users may need to adjust how they find information.
- This affects AI tool integration with search engines.
Why it matters
This development directly impacts how AI assistants and tools integrated with search function. Users relying on quick access to multiple sources may find their workflow disrupted, requiring adaptation to Google's evolving search interface.
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