Google announced on Thursday, In Search results that Google is adding a new “highly cited” label to direct users to trusted sources. The new brand will appear in the Top Stories carousel and help users identify stories that other news organizations have frequently cited. This label is launching soon on mobile in the U.S.

The label will be placed on press releases, announcements, investigative articles, interviews, local news stories, etc. The Company is particularly interested in how the label can elevate original reporting.

“Let’s say a local news organization breaks an investigative story looking into problems at your local school district,” the Company said in a blog post. “The story is so big that it gets picked up by numerous other media outlets. But what if you didn’t see that original story, which had a unique context for residents? We’re introducing a way to help you identify stories that have been frequently cited by other news organizations, giving you a simple way to find the most helpful or relevant information for a news story.”

Today’s announcement comes a day after the company said it is rolling out improvements to its Artificial Intelligence model to make Google Search a safer experience and better at handling sensitive queries, including those around sexual assault, suicide, substance abuse, and domestic violence. It is also using other Artificial Intelligence technologies to improve its ability to remove unwanted explicit or suggestive content from Search results when people are not explicitly seeking it out.

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