Google might be seriously considering changing where you land after tapping certain search results.

This PATENT, thanks to our collab with David from @xleaks7, describes a search feature that can add a special link inside normal search results.

When a user taps it, he's taken to an AI-generated landing page that is built for their query and can be tailored using context from their account.

Instead of forcing people to bounce between multiple web pages, the system tries to give a more direct, organized, and action-oriented experience, especially when the usual landing pages are not great.

The Problem

Search results often point to landing pages that are hard to use.

The patent specifically talks about landing pages being difficult to navigate, which can hurt the user experience, for example when someone struggles to find what they need to buy because the page is not designed well for usability and engagement.

It also frames the issue in terms of performance outcomes.

The system can evaluate landing pages using signals like conversion rate, bounce rate, and click-through rate, and treat poor-performing pages as candidates for an AI-generated alternative.

How Does It Work?

At the center is the idea of generating an “AI-generated page” associated with a specific organization shown in the search results.

The system processes the user query plus contextual information, including previous queries, and uses a machine-learned model to generate the page and present it in the user's account interface.

Whether the AI option shows up can depend on a computed “landing page score” and a threshold.

When the score exceeds the threshold, the search results can include a navigation link to the AI-generated page.

The patent even gives an example condition: the score can exceed the threshold when the landing page lacks useful product filtering.

AI-generated landing pages can appear for both organic and sponsored search results.

Key Features

• One-tap AI page in search: A link in the results opens an AI-made landing page for that brand/site
• Personalized to you: The AI page can use your context, including what you searched before
• Shown only when it helps: A score/threshold decides whether the AI link appears
• Uses real performance signals: Things like clicks, bounces, and conversions can influence that score
• Can include a chatbot: An AI chat helper can guide you to the right option
• May also show in ads: The same AI link can appear inside sponsored placements

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