The most prominent new Google features that aim to improve searches...

According to the Arab Technology News Portal, the Google event – which was broadcast live – was in order to share many new developments in the search arrangement, which became possible through the company’s latest research in artificial intelligence.

One of the main advantages of Google Search has been its improved ability to deal with typos. Google said: 1 in 10 inquiries have misspellings, although it is currently being addressed through the “Did you mean?” Feature, which Google is working to improve.

“Today we’re introducing a new spelling algorithm that uses a deep neural network to significantly improve our ability to decode spelling errors,” said Prabhakar Raghavan, Google’s Senior Vice President, “In fact, this single change brings about a greater improvement in spelling than all the improvements we’ve made over the years. Past five ”.

The new spelling algorithm helps Google understand the context of misspelled words, so it can help users find the right results, all in less than 3 milliseconds, and the search giant expects its new technology to improve 7% of search queries across all Languages ​​as they roll out globally.

Important data is now easily available:

Google is also consolidating and making available various data sources that were previously only available as part of “Open Data Commons”.

Now when you ask a question like: How many people work in Chicago, Google search uses natural language processing to map your search to a specific set of billions of data points in “Data Commons”; To provide the correct statistics in visual form, you’ll also find data points and other relevant contexts – like statistics for other cities – to help you easily explore the topic in more depth according to Google.

Key moments in video content:

As the world increasingly embraces video content, the search giant has come up with advanced computer recognition and speech recognition; To mark important moments in videos.

Google said: “Using a new approach driven by artificial intelligence, we can now understand the deeper connotations of the video and automatically identify the key moments, as this allows us to distinguish those moments in the video, so you can move between them like chapters in a book. If you’re looking for that step in a recipe tutorial, or the award-winning game in a major tour, you can easily find those moments, we started testing this technology this year, and by the end of 2020 we expect 10 percent of Google searches You will use this new technology. ”

Detecting Sounds:

Google said it can now detect the sound of humming and beeping to show the song the user wants to search for, as users can click on the microphone icon and say, “What is this song?” Or click “Find a Song” and start singing for 10-15 seconds.

Another interesting thing about “Google Lens” is where you can ask the app to read an excerpt from a picture of a book – regardless of the language. With Google Lens, users can click any image they encounter, and Google Lens will throw similar items.

Shopping and Maps:

For example: If you are looking for a car, Google will now be able to render an AR display so you can see what it looks like in your place.

Google says: “Social distancing has also changed the way you shop drastically, so we’re making it easier for you to visually shop for what you’re looking for online, whether you’re looking for a jacket or want to take a closer look at a new car, but you can do that by visiting a lounge Display”.

In Google Maps, the information will be displayed directly on the map, so you don’t have to search for it specifically.

Google says: “We also add COVID-19 security information at the front and center of business profiles via Google Search and Maps. This will help you know that the company requires you to wear a mask, or if you need to make an initial reservation, or if employees are taking extra safety precautions, such as temperature checks, and we have used dual conversation technology to help local companies update their information online, such as Opening hours and stores inventory.