Google Search now generates AI images for queries with no results

Google is rolling out AI-generated images in Search when no matching visuals are found, using the *Nano Banana 2 Lite* model to create them from user queries.

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The feature is part of Google Search's *AI Overviews* and will be gradually introduced over the coming weeks.

The goal is to address gaps in web imagery for niche or under-documented search queries.

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