Google has launched a new feature called SGE for Science Explanations. This tool uses generative AI to help users understand complex scientific topics. It is part of Google’s Search Generative Experience and focuses only on science-related queries. The goal is to make accurate, clear explanations easy to find.
(Google’s “SGE for Science Explanations”)
The feature pulls information from trusted scientific sources. It includes content from government agencies, universities, and peer-reviewed journals. Google says it avoids using unverified or low-quality websites. Each answer shows where the information comes from so users can check the facts themselves.
SGE for Science Explanations appears directly in search results. When someone searches for a science question, the AI gives a short summary. It also lists key points and links to original sources. This helps people learn without getting lost in technical jargon.
Google tested this tool with scientists and educators. They gave feedback to improve clarity and reliability. The company says it will keep updating the system based on expert input. Safety checks are built in to stop false or misleading claims.
The feature works in English and is available in the United States. Google plans to expand it to more countries and languages later. It is free to use and does not require a sign-in. Anyone with internet access can try it by searching science questions on Google.
(Google’s “SGE for Science Explanations”)
This update is part of Google’s effort to bring helpful, trustworthy information to everyday users. Science topics can be hard to understand. Google hopes this tool makes learning easier for students, teachers, and curious minds alike.