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Do you remember the "If Google was a guy" College Humour (now Dropout) skit? In it, the Google search we all know and love gets a human face, and would-be Googlers show up to ask this human Google to do their searches for them. It gets pretty wacky, fast.
The Browser Company's latest launch feels like the company saw the video and said, "Hey, let's make it a feature."
Announced yesterday, Call Arc is a new feature in Arc Search, the company's AI-powered mobile search companion. Picture this: You're in your kitchen trying to remember a recipe to cook tonight. You pick up your phone, and instead of typing, you put it to your ear, and ask for an "authentic carbonara recipe." From there, Arc Search will play some hold music before providing a verbal answer and standing by for another question.
It even looks like a regular phone call. Pull it away from your ear, and you'll see an iPhone-esque splash screen complete with a caller ID, hang-up button, loudspeaker option, and read more button.
Arc Search first launched in January of this year and initially made waves because of its 'browse for me' option. This AI-powered function allows users to get a summarized version of their search instead of the more typical browsing experience they're used to. Arc's been working to add more personality to web surfing, and we think it's safe to say they did it.
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