Google has a theses count feature for a web page. Works only on public pages – generates summaries and compose questions, clicking on which you can go to the part of the text to which they answer.
Google has added a web page count feature to the search engine. This was reported on the company’s blog.
The function generates summaries on demand on the page. It also generates questions, by clicking on which you can go to the part of the article to which they answer.
Recounting is currently only available to testers on the Google mobile apps. The company plans to implement it in the Chrome app for computers.
Previously, Yandex added a similar function in test mode. When downloading a link to a text, the YandexGPT neural network compiles its count with summaries about the content of the article.
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