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Google Discover Now Wants You to Read and See Less of the Actual Internet

Credit: Andy Walker / Android Authority TL;DR Google is testing a new feature called “Dive deeper” in Google Discover. The button will give you an AI-generated overview of a topic instead of sending you to a webpage. The new experience can also surface links to related stories, community reactions, and original reporting if you want to explore further. For users, it could make Discover more convenient, but it may also mean fewer people actually…

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Google tests the "Dive deeper" function in Discover: the user is asked not to switch to an article or video from a tape, but to look at a short I.I. Review. The company says that this will make it easier for users to understand the subject and find related materials so that they do not wander between sites and write Android Authority.

Google tests on Discover a new feature that uses AI to summarize topics and reduce the need to visit multiple websites.

In recent months, Google has integrated the AI into Discover. A new test has been deployed on this custom news feed. Named Dive Deeper, it adds a step between the content displayed in Discover and access to the sites. The Internet can view an overview generated by IA. It offers several angles on the same topic. The question of [...]

Google tests Deepen on Discover, a feature that summarizes AI content. Understand the impact on websites, SEO, traffic and creators.

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Android Authority broke the news in British Columbia, Canada on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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