Google is testing a “Where to learn more” heading above the citation cards at the bottom of AI Mode answers. The new label may help draw users' attention to the sources and encourage more clicks.
Google is testing a heading for the citation cards that appear at the bottom of AI Mode answers. These cards usually show in a box with no heading, but today I spotted them under the heading “Where to learn more.”
Here is a screenshot with the heading.
Here is a screenshot without the heading.
A heading like this could catch the user’s attention and may encourage more clicks on the cards. Personally, I think it looks good.
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