Google is making strides in integrating artificial intelligence into its financial services. The company recently announced that Google Finance will soon introduce a groundbreaking feature called Deep Search, based on Gemini models, along with support for predictive market data.
The Deep Search function will enable users to pose complex questions to the Google Finance chatbot and receive detailed, well-cited answers. According to Robert Dunnett, Product Management Director at Google Search, this tool generates "comprehensive research responses in just minutes" and showcases a search plan, allowing users to understand the AI's reasoning.
This feature is set to launch in the United States in the coming weeks, and eager users can gain early access through Google Labs. While the number of queries will be limited, subscribers of Google AI Pro and AI Ultra will enjoy higher limits.
In addition to AI features, Google Finance will integrate predictive market data from Kalshi and Polymarket. Users will be able to check current market probabilities regarding economic events like GDP growth or FTC decisions directly within the search. Last week, Google also added an "Earnings" tab for real-time tracking of company reports.
The updated version of Google Finance has already begun rolling out in India, supporting English and Hindi, although the Deep Search feature is not yet available there.
It's worth noting that Google has also incorporated Gemini into Google Maps for a more conversational experience with the app and integrated Deep Search into Gmail, Drive, and Chat.