Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Google Adds Data Visualisation to AI Search for Financial Insights
Google has added a new feature to its AI search that helps you see financial data in cool, easy-to-understand charts and graphs.
Imagine asking Google about how different company stocks are doing, and instead of just getting words, you get a colorful graph that shows you the trends.
This is helpful for looking at investments, like stocks and mutual funds.
Right now, it's like a sneak peek that's only available to some people in the US who have to turn it on in a special section.
The new feature can show things like stock prices in a simple chart.
You can even ask follow-up questions, and the charts will change to show the new information.
Google is also testing a hands-free way to search, so you can talk to Google and get the info you need.
Google is rolling out an interactive data visualisation feature for its AI search.
The feature generates charts and graphs based on user queries, particularly for finance.
Currently in a limited preview via Google Labs, available in the US.
Users can compare stock performances and ask follow-up questions to update visualizations.
A hands-free search feature, Search Live, is also being tested.
- Who
- What
- Google has added interactive data visualization to its AI search for financial information.
- When
- Currently in preview
- Where
- United States
- Why
- To provide users with easier-to-interpret financial data trends.
- New Feature
- Interactive data visualisation for financial insights
- Platform
- AI Mode on Google Search
- Intended Use
- Financial sector, stocks, mutual funds
- Current Availability
- United States
- Access
- Manual opt-in via Google Labs
- Additional Feature in Testing
- Hands-free, voice-driven AI search