How to Share a Google AI Mode Chat or Answer

Google AI Mode is the conversational AI experience built into Google Search, available through search.google.com. It lets you ask follow-up questions and receive detailed AI-generated answers alongside search results. You can share an AI Mode answer or conversation by creating a share link — the recipient sees the exchange without needing your account. Tools like fenbs let you attach the verified findings from that research to the project they belong to, so any AI you connect later reads the conclusions without you re-explaining the source.

AI Mode is designed for research and exploration, so sharing a useful answer helps when you want someone to see what Google found, without them having to run the same query and compare results.

What AI Mode answers include

An AI Mode response is a synthesized summary drawn from multiple search results. It includes citations linking to the source pages, which makes it easier to verify claims than a plain answer from a chat tool. The AI also highlights related questions and may show direct quotes from the sources it used. Because AI Mode pulls from live search results, the same question asked at different times can return different answers — which is another reason to verify and save the specific finding rather than the link to a session. AI Mode is a research starting point, not a finished source: the citations are where the verifiable facts live.

How to create a share link for an AI Mode answer

1. Open Google Search and run a query that generates an AI Mode response. Look for the AI Mode tab in the search interface.
2. Locate the share icon on the AI Mode response — it typically appears in the top right corner of the AI-generated answer panel.
3. Click the share icon to create a link. The link captures the current AI-generated response.
4. Copy the link and paste it wherever you are sharing it — a message, document, or email.
5. Verify the link in a private browser window to confirm what a recipient without your Google account can actually see.

The availability of AI Mode and its share feature can vary by region and Google account type. If you do not see the share option, the feature may not be available on your account or in your region yet.

What a recipient can see

When someone opens a shared AI Mode link, they typically see the AI-generated answer you captured. What they can do with it varies:

• They can read the answer and the sources it references.
• They may be able to continue the conversation in AI Mode from the shared link, depending on their Google account and regional access.
• They cannot see your other searches or query history.
• The shared view may differ from what you see, since AI Mode responses can vary by account type and region.

A shared AI Mode link is not a permanent archive. If the feature updates or the link expires, the content may become inaccessible. For anything worth keeping, extract the key findings rather than relying on the link alone.

What to do with shared AI Mode research

The value of an AI Mode answer for work is usually in the source links and specific findings, not the full exchange. Before sharing or acting on an AI Mode answer:

• Check the sources cited. AI Mode answers summarize from search results, so verify the claims against the linked sources before using them in a work context.
• Note any conflicting information across sources that the AI did not flag.
• Extract the specific finding, statistic, or recommendation that is actually useful rather than sharing the full conversation.

If you are sharing a finding with a colleague, summarizing the key point alongside the link is more reliable than asking them to interpret the AI's answer themselves. AI Mode summaries can vary by account and region, so what you saw may not be exactly what they see when they open the link. A one-sentence description of the specific finding you verified, with the source you confirmed it against, travels better than forwarding the full AI response as a confirmed fact.

For more options on saving Gemini and Google AI outputs, see how to save Google AI chat history.

How to do this with fenbs

1. Create a free account and open or create the project this research belongs to.
2. Run your AI Mode query. Review the answer and check the key claims against the cited sources.
3. Create a share link for the useful answer and add it to fenbs Links and listings for the project.
4. Add the verified finding as a context note in fenbs, with the source link and any corrections you made to the AI's summary.
5. Connect your AI apps at Integrations. The next session reads your project notes — the verified research is available without re-running the query.

For sharing prompts and conversation configurations from Google's developer platform, see how to share a Google AI Studio chat. For screen sharing within AI Studio, see how to share your screen in Google AI Studio.