The Google search engine's main page has seen the potential disappearance of one of the service's most recognizable features — the "I'm Feeling Lucky!" button. Users have begun to notice that in some cases, a new interface element, AI Mode, has appeared in its place. This feature offers to switch to an experimental dialogue mode with a chatbot, which allows you to formulate queries more accurately and receive more relevant answers using artificial intelligence.
The innovation is not yet available to everyone and is apparently undergoing public testing. Some see the Google main screen with a new button and the classic one gone, while others are faced with an alternative version where AI Mode is built right into the search bar, and "I'm Feeling Lucky!" remains in place. This may indicate that the company is comparing both options before finally approving the new approach.
While Google has not officially announced a complete rejection of the button, such experiments indicate a possible shift in priorities — from nostalgic elements to modern AI tools that are increasingly being integrated into the service's ecosystem.
The innovation is not yet available to everyone and is apparently undergoing public testing. Some see the Google main screen with a new button and the classic one gone, while others are faced with an alternative version where AI Mode is built right into the search bar, and "I'm Feeling Lucky!" remains in place. This may indicate that the company is comparing both options before finally approving the new approach.
While Google has not officially announced a complete rejection of the button, such experiments indicate a possible shift in priorities — from nostalgic elements to modern AI tools that are increasingly being integrated into the service's ecosystem.
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