Google's most powerful search engine officially supports Vietnamese.

Starting October 8th, Google Search's AI Mode will support Vietnamese, allowing Vietnamese users to ask longer, more detailed, and more complex questions.

AI Mode is currently Google's most powerful search mode. Leveraging a customized version of Gemini 2.5, AI Mode on Google Search is designed for complex queries where users often perform multiple different searches.

This tool can generate detailed, comprehensive, and visual answers, and provide links to reliable web sources for users to explore further.

To use it, users simply need to go to google.com, select AI mode, and enter their question as usual. However, the feature is being rolled out gradually and is expected to be completed this week.

For example, users wanting to learn about UNESCO-recognized heritage sites in Vietnam, or the best waterproof phone models currently available, can ask long questions and Google will still understand them.

Testing AI mode on Google. Screenshot.

Beyond just text, AI Mode supports multiple methods, allowing users to ask questions using voice, images, or uploaded photos. For example, you can take a picture of the menu and ask: "Which of these dishes is vegetarian?"

According to Google, AI Mode is still built upon Google Search's core ranking and quality assessment systems, while using new methods to enhance the reliability of results. In cases where sufficient information is unavailable, users will see a list of traditional search results.

Google emphasized that while AI answers may not be perfect, the company is "committed to continuous improvement to provide a more useful, accurate, and natural search experience for Vietnamese users."

With support for Vietnamese, Google expects AI Mode to help users easily express complex questions in natural language, and access the most relevant content on the web more quickly, from comparisons and planning to exploring the world around them.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/che-do-tim-kiem-manh-nhat-cua-google-chinh-thuc-ho-tro-tieng-viet-2450351.html