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    Google debuts AI mode in Search in Africa

    KahawaTungu ReporterBy KahawaTungu ReporterAugust 23, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Google Thursday announced the launch of AI Mode in Search for users in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, introducing a new era of AI-powered search that is more intuitive, comprehensive, and helpful.

    AI Mode helps users tackle complex, multi-part questions with more intuitive responses, multimodal inputs, and deeper ways to explore topics.

    AI Mode transforms how people interact with Search by allowing them to ask nuanced and exploratory questions that would previously require multiple searches. Powered by a custom version of Google’s latest Gemini 2.5 model, AI Mode brings advanced reasoning and context understanding to Search.

    “We are incredibly excited to bring AI Mode to our users in the region,” said Alex Okosi, Managing Director, Google Africa.

    “We know that people in this region are curious and have complex questions about everything from planning a trip to understanding a new concept. With AI Mode, we are reimagining the Search experience. Users will not only find the information they need more easily but will also be empowered to explore a wider range of content from across the web.”

    AI Mode is especially useful for longer, more detailed queries.

    A key feature of AI Mode is its advanced reasoning, which uses a query fan-out technique to break down a user’s question into subtopics and simultaneously search a multitude of queries on their behalf.

    This allows for a deeper dive into the web, uncovering hyper-relevant content. Furthermore, AI Mode is designed to be truly multimodal, allowing users to interact in the most natural way for them, whether through text, voice, or even images.

    Simply tapping the microphone icon or uploading a photo allows users to ask questions using their voice or camera.

    A core principle of AI Mode is to help users find the best of the web.

    The AI-powered response includes prominent links to web sources, expanding the types of questions people can ask and opening up new opportunities for content discovery.

    Google remains committed to supporting the open web and ensuring that its AI-powered features are rooted in its core quality and ranking systems.

    With AI Mode, web links are prominently displayed, ensuring users can easily click through to discover more.

    Data from AI Overviews shows that AI-powered results lead users to visit a greater diversity of websites and spend more time engaging with them.

    While AI Mode aims to provide a reliable AI-powered response, in cases where confidence is not high, the system will default to a set of traditional web search results.

    AI Mode will begin rolling out today and will appear as a tab on the Search results page and within the Google app for Android and iOS.

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