Google is slowly rolling out a new Google Lens feature that lets you perform internet searches with self-recorded videos.

Google just announced loads of AI search updates including video search capabilities in Google Lens adding a whole new way for people to search the internet. The new Video Search feature comes at a time when every major tech company is looking to one-up its competitors in the race to have truly useful AI functionality that sticks with consumers - could searching the web via video be it?

While you can search using a typed description, this approach doesn't work for every object. Here's where Google Lens comes into play. It is a Google search engine behind your phone camera. It recognizes any object your device captures in real time,

Google is upgrading its AI search capabilities on mobile with a new version of Google Lens that will let you search using video for the first time. The upgrade also includes asking questions with your voice instead of typing.

Google is ready to add a bunch of AI features to Google Search AI Overviews, Google Lens, and Circle to Search - here's what's new.

This new feature can be accessed through the Google app or from the dedicated Lens app in the Play Store. Pixel users can also trigger Lens via the persistent search bar on the home screen. Google Lens is a handy tool for getting quick answers about practically anything and everything you see,

The latest update supports queries about images or video clips and includes upgrades to Lens’ popular shopping features.