Description

Search is no longer just about queries, it’s about AI agents that can think, browse, and act for you.

The Verge is known for taking complex tech shifts and breaking them into conversations that feel accessible without losing depth. Their Decoder series consistently brings industry leaders into long-form discussions that help audiences understand emerging tech beyond the headlines.

At the center of this discussion is the Future of Google search with AI, a transformation driven by agentic systems that can analyze content, take actions, and reshape how people interact with information. The Sundar Pichai AI interview becomes a key reference point in understanding how AI will change Google Search, especially as Gemini becomes a foundational layer across Google products.

The rise of AI agents in web search challenges traditional concepts of browsing and ranking, forcing a rethink of discovery, trust, content ownership, and ecosystem dynamics. As the impact of AI on search engines becomes more visible, questions around responsibility, regulation, and the open web come to the forefront. This isn’t just a shift in technology, it’s a shift in how humans will navigate knowledge itself.

Who is this for:

Professionals in search, publishing, tech strategy, or anyone tracking how the open web evolves.