Google iOS App Simplifies Dense Tech Jargon Using AI

Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 12:21 pm

Google has launched a clever new “Simplify” feature in its iOS app that employs AI to turn overly technical, jargon-filled text into clear, digestible language. Users now get on-the-spot clarity without leaving their favorite app—making the esoteric suddenly understandable.

macrumors.com / Google Search App Can Now 'Simplify' Complex Search Results

Google today said that it's adding a new "Simplify" feature to the Google app for iOS, with the addition aimed at making search results easier to understand. Google says that Simplify is meant to help users understand "jargon" or unfamiliar technical concepts, including medical words that the…

theregister.com / Feeling dumb? Let Google's latest AI invention simplify that wordy writing for you

Zog brain hurt. Zog want Google help make read easier Exasperated by the prolix verbiage and gratuitously convoluted phraseology that so often permeates technical treatises, philosophical discourses, or the meandering expositions of journalists afflicted by a lack of rhetorical economy? Then Google…

theverge.com / Google’s iOS app will use AI to simplify jargon

Google has a new AI tool that can help iPhone users to better grasp complicated or confusing writing online. The Simplify feature, rolling out in the Google app on iOS starting today, generates a simpler, more digestible version of any highlighted text without leaving the current web page. Simplify…

techcrunch.com / Google’s new ‘Simplify’ feature for iOS uses AI to make dense text easier to understand

Google’s iOS app is getting a new “Simplify” feature that uses AI to make complex or technical text on the web easier to understand, all without leaving a web page. Simplify features a prompt refinement approach developed by Google Research, and uses Gemini to make complicated text more digestible,…

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