Google has announced a number of artificial intelligence-enabled updates across its products, including Search, Maps, and Translate, amid safety sign printing rising competition from Microsoft, which is also integrating AI into its suite of solutions.

“In the coming months, you will be able to use Lens to search your screen on Android globally. With this technology, you can search what you see in photos or videos across the websites and apps, like messaging and video apps without having to leave the app or experience,” Google said in a blogpost on Wednesday.

The new AI-enabled updates within Translate will give users more contextual translation options with examples in the intended, translated language.

“Our redesigned Translate experience provides a larger canvas for typing and more accessible entry points for translating conversations, voice input, and Lens camera translation,” the company said.

The new AI update also includes the ability to translate images with Lens, allowing users to search what they see using their device’s camera.

Google said: “It will soon expand web image translation to give users more options for translating image-based content regardless of how they search for it.”

In Google Maps, the company introduced updates for immersive view and live view, along with new features for electric vehicle (EV) drivers and people who walk, bike or ride public transit.

Using advances in AI and computer vision, immersive view fuses billions of street view and aerial images to create a rich, digital model of the world. And it layers helpful information on top like the weather, traffic, and how busy a place is.

Search with live view uses AI and augmented reality to help users find things around them — such as ATMs, restaurants, parks and transit stations — just by lifting their phone while they are on the street.

With glanceable directions, users can track their journey right from their route overview or lock screen.