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Google Play Store reportedly working on AI-powered ‘Ask a Question’ feature

by Divyang Makwana
October 30, 2024
in Google, Apps
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The Google Play Store is reportedly working on a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature to enhance user experience by facilitating easier app discovery and providing detailed information about applications. According to a recent report by Android Authority, the ‘Ask a Question’ feature has been discovered in the latest version of the Google Play Store (version 43.3.32-31).

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The new feature appears to be chatbot-driven, allowing users to ask specific questions about apps and receive immediate responses, making it a significant upgrade from the current AI functionalities available on the platform.

Currently, the Play Store offers an AI-generated FAQs feature that automatically populates frequently asked questions about apps on their listing pages. While useful, this feature lacks interactivity, leaving users unable to inquire about specific functionalities. The new ‘Ask a Question’ feature aims to fill this gap by enabling more personalized interactions.

The reported feature is expected to work as follows:

  • Interactive Chatbot: Users will be able to ask targeted questions regarding app functionalities or features, receiving real-time responses.
  • App Discovery: The tool will aid in discovering new apps tailored to user preferences, streamlining the search process.
  • Code Insights: Strings of code found during the analysis include phrases like “Created by AI” and “Ask a question about this app,” indicating a strong emphasis on AI capabilities.

As of now, details regarding the official rollout of the ‘Ask a Question’ feature remain unclear. The potential for this tool to be integrated into both app listings and search results could significantly enhance user engagement and satisfaction on the Play Store.

While these insights provide a glimpse into what users can expect, the specifics of the feature will only be confirmed upon an official announcement from Google. For now, app users can look forward to what promises to be a more intuitive and interactive experience when navigating the vast world of applications available on the Play Store.

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