Google adds Dive deeper feature to Discover feed

Google is testing a new 'Dive deeper' feature in Discover that surfaces related stories, community reactions, and original reporting, starting with video content.

Google adds Dive deeper feature to Discover feed

Google will now show a “Dive deeper” option within the Discover feed. When a user taps on it, they’ll be shown AI-generated topic content related to their original search.

Robby Stein posted about this new feature on X, writing:

“Today we’re experimenting with a new way to make exploring a topic and discovering related web content easier in Discover. By tapping ‘Dive deeper,’ you’ll see a short topic overview with prominent links to related stories, community reactions & original reporting. We’ll test this experience on videos to start and experiment with multiple designs in the weeks ahead (example below) as we iterate to learn what works best.”

Here is a screenshot of how it looks.

Dive deeper feature to Discover feed

This gives users a quicker way to explore a topic more deeply directly within Discover, surfacing related stories, community reactions, and original reporting in one place. According to Stein, Google is starting this test with videos first and plans to experiment with multiple designs as it continues to refine the feature.

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