Artie Beaty/ZDNETAI chatbots allow users to get the information they want quickly and easily, and as a result, search engines, including Google, have implemented the technology into their own platforms. Google’s attempt, AI Overviews, got off to a rocky start. But it just got some useful new features that may help turn things around. On Thursday, Google unveiled several updates aimed at improving the helpfulness of AI Overviews in the Search experience. The best part — users can start experimenting with them in Search Labs today. Also: How to try Google’s new Gemini Live AI assistant for freeThe first update is a new “save” feature that allows users to revisit a specific AI Overview at a later date. All a user needs to do is click the save button under the AI Overview, and the same AI Overview will appear the next time they enter the same search query. GoogleUsers can also access their saved AI Overviews under the Interests page by clicking on their profile icon from Search. Google shared that this feature might be useful for Search queries such as “what are some interesting science projects I can do with my 12 year old son.”The second feature, previewed earlier this year, allows users to simplify the language of an AI Overview by tapping the “Simpler” button option at the top of the AI Overview. This is helpful when you want a more concise, conversational answer explained in simple terms. More