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Google announced Tuesday that it would expand its search bar, the centerpiece of the most-visited website in the world, with a heavy dose of artificial intelligence. The tech giant is also trying its hand at hi-tech glasses again, more than a decade after wearers of its first eyewear were dubbed \u201cglassholes<\/a>\u201d and laughed out of San Francisco.<\/p>\n Google executives announced at the company\u2019s annual conference for software developers, Google I\/O, that its search box would accommodate longer and more specific queries than before \u2013 questions more like those people would ask one another than Search\u2019s idiosyncratic syntax<\/a>. The changes will direct users to engage directly with Google\u2019s chatbot. The change to search is underpinned by the company\u2019s new artificial intelligence model, Gemini 3.5, announced the same day.<\/p>\n Executives said Gemini would make longer text predictions based on what users have already typed than it does currently. An everyday Google<\/a> search may likewise return more visual elements and suggestions to interact with Google\u2019s AI to create a calendar invite, a plan in a spreadsheet or another action within Google\u2019s family of products.<\/p>\n