Google I/O: 6 ways Google will change for you

Google CEO Sundar Pichai talks about Google Lens, which lets you point your phone's camera at places and objects to get information about them. On Wednesday, Google kicked off its I/O developers conference with a keynote providing a peek into what the tech giant has planned for its range of services, including its artificial intelligence-powered Google Assistant. Here's what we learned from the first day of I/O: The company wants to make it easier for search users to discover job postings. Welcome to Google for Jobs, which will organize job listings more efficiently. So, if you search for, say, a software engineering job in a specific city, those listings pop up right at the top of search results.