Ask Maps in Google Maps rolling out Personal Intelligence, real-time transit, global launch
Google Maps' new AI features let users order food and book hotels directly through the app, changing how people interact with the platform.
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Google Maps users can now order food and book hotels through the app's new AI-powered feature, Ask Maps. The feature, announced by Google, allows users to interact conversationally with the app to complete tasks.
The feature is part of a global rollout that includes real-time transit information and personal intelligence capabilities. Engadget, TechCrunch, CNET and 9to5Google all confirm the new features.
Ask Maps is designed to streamline tasks within the Google Maps app, potentially benefiting users who frequently use the app for navigation and local searches. Businesses that rely on third-party delivery services or booking platforms may see increased competition.
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The reporting (6)
- Google Maps Adds Agentic Feature That Orders Food and Books Hotels for You Gizmodo · 10h ago
- Now You Can Chat With Google Maps To Order Food, Reserve Hotels And More Engadget · 10h ago
- Google Maps adds agentic features, including food ordering and hotel bookings TechCrunch · 10h ago
- Google’s Ask Maps Lets You Get More Done Conversationally, Thanks to AI CNET · 10h ago
- Ask Maps gets more helpful with food ordering and more blog.google · 10h ago
- Ask Maps in Google Maps rolling out Personal Intelligence, real-time transit, global launch 9to5Google · 10h ago
Questions people are asking
What is Ask Maps?
Ask Maps is a new AI-powered feature in Google Maps that allows users to order food, book hotels, and access real-time transit information through conversational interactions.
Is Ask Maps available globally?
Yes, Ask Maps is part of a global rollout, according to 9to5Google.
What other features does Ask Maps include?
In addition to food ordering and hotel bookings, Ask Maps offers real-time transit information and personal intelligence capabilities.
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