Hey it's Paul, welcome to my 65th newsletter!

Google just dropped a game-changer: Google Lens in Chrome.

This incredible tool can literally see what's on your screen and understand it, giving you a whole new level of assistance... for free!

Imagine being able to analyze a complex diagram in seconds, get instant explanations for anything you see, or even access related sources based on visual input.

Well, Google Lens in Chrome makes it all possible!

Here's how to activate your AI-powered vision:

Ensure you have the Latest Chrome: Make sure your Chrome browser is updated to the latest version. This feature is rolling out so you may need to wait a bit.
Find the Google Lens Icon: Look for the Google Lens icon in your Chrome toolbar. If it’s not there, click on the 3 dots menu, then "Search with Google Lens"

Ready to put your new AI eyes to the test?

It's ridiculously simple:

Click the Google Lens Icon:

At any time, while browsing the web or working on your computer, click this icon.

Select the Area:

Your cursor will transform into a selection tool. Drag it over the area of your screen you want Google Lens to analyze. It can be a picture, a diagram, text – you name it!

Release the mouse button and Google Lens will analyze the selected area, providing explanations, related searches, and more.

But the best part is coming...

Ask anything

Want a simple explanation of a complex concept you see on a webpage? Need help understanding a chart? Just ask Google Lens!

You now have the ability to understand anything that is displayed on your screen... it's a small revolution!

Head over to my website or shoot me an email to discuss how we can make AI magic happen for you: paulcouvert.com/services

Have a great weekend and see you next week!

Paul

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