I’m feeling curious - How Google treat this phrase

There has been a recent trend in the word “I’m feeling curious” in Google searches. It has been noted by many web users that when this keyword is inserted in the Google search box, Google AI fetches out some silly jokes that can put a smile on the web user’s face.

This keyword has been tried out by thousands of people in the early times when Google implemented these features in their search engine system. This feature helps to pull out jokes and memes that a researcher might like when they input the keyword.

But wait, let’s check out what curious means and why Google implemented it.

What the term “ I’m feeling curious means to Google and web users

From the great Oxford dictionary, curious is simply defined as a state of being eager to know something you’ve been willing to know of.

From my perspective, I simply define curiosity as an act of anxiety toward obtaining knowledge or understanding of what one is ignorant about.

Looking at these two definitions carefully, it simply points to one meaning. Also, these definitions are dictated from the web user’s perspective.

Now let’s look at it from Google’s perspective.
In this case, I will best define the term curious in Google Angle as a state when a web user is hungry for obtaining unusual Information from search engines. It also means a situation when web surfers want to feed in entirely different knowledge from the web than from the ones he/she has been getting used to.

This is how Google AI defines the term “I’m feeling curious”

The reason why Google implemented I’m curious response features in their search engine

For Google to fully decide there will be an automated response for this phrase, then there must be something behind it.

In a little while, we will be looking at the reasons why Google activated an automated joke fetcher for this phrase whenever is being in inserted in the search box.

Reasons…..

1. Google wants to satisfy all search engine users at all cost
2. To make the search more productive for necessary answers
3. To meet the needs of web users who are in the curiosity state
4. To get most users positively engaged on the internet
5. Make sure the Google search engine is a web home for happiness and research satisfaction
6. To reduce unnecessary bounce rate

How to access this Google automated joke and facts fetcher on your device and PC

Here, I will be highlighting how you can access this I’m Feeling Curious feature on your mobile phone even if you are not accessible to a computer. This is because Google won’t enable this feature if you are not browsing from a computer browser.

So, what we are going to do now is to enable desktop mode on your mobile browser.
Step1: Simply open your mobile browser
Step2: locate your browser setting option

Step 3: Select/enable the feature that says “Request desktop site”.

Step 4: Reload the site and access the I’m Feeling Curious Google features.
Enjoy

Proves how this Google Fun Fact feature works

Here, some images will be displayed below showing the result we got from Google when we tried out this search phrase.

1. How many Christmas presents are in the 12 days?

2. How many holes are there in a round of golf?

3. What reasons does the Constitution give for impeaching a president?

4. Do spring rolls have meat in them?

As seen above, those are the results we got when we inserted the I’m Feeling Curious keyword in that Google search box. Also, not only fun, fact, and joke features that Google has enabled in their platform. Other like, I’m feeling lucky, Fun fact, e.t.c

I’m feeling curious – How Google treat this phrase