Google’s proven strategy of adding AI to absolutely everything continues: The company announced on Thursday that Google Finance will get a Deep Search feature that will enhance its AI chatbot, as well as other investor-supporting improvements such as predictive market support.
The modern Deep Search feature will allow you to get more detailed answers and ask more convoluted questions using Google Finance’s built-in AI chatbot, which was launched as part of the app’s AI modernization earlier this year. To employ it, simply select “Deep Search” when asking a question.
Robert Dunnette, director of product management at Google Search, said the tool uses Google’s advanced Gemini artificial intelligence models and can “create a fully cited, end-to-end response in just a few minutes.” The research roadmap will also be displayed so you can track your progress and better understand the AI’s reasoning.
Deep Search will be rolled out in the US in the coming weeks. If that’s too far, Dunette said users can sign up for the early access program through the Google Labs platform. There will be usage limits for the tool – higher for Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers – although Google hasn’t specified what they might be.
Google Finance is also receiving non-AI updates. In the coming weeks, the company will add support for predictive market data from Kalshi and Polymarket, which it says can be accessed directly from the search box by asking questions about future market events such as GDP growth. Dunnette says the tool allows you to “harness the wisdom of crowds” and will show current market probabilities and how they have changed over time. Last week Google fired the “earnings” tab, which makes it easier to track earnings calls.
In addition to the modern features, Google has announced that it will launch its AI-powered Google Finance solution in India this week. Both English and Hindi languages will be supported, although users will not have access to the latest updates such as Deep Search.