Google is introducing three new experimental AI features for Chrome. They range from useful to not-so-useful, but they also foreshadow an AI-infused future. Continue Reading →
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Google Cloud has announced a series of generative AI technologies for the retail industry, aiming to enhance online shopping experiences and streamline retail operations. Continue Reading →
Foreshadowing CES shows yet to come, Google's DeepMind has introduced three new robotic training tools: AutoRT, SARA-RT, and RT-Trajectory. Continue Reading →
Shelly Palmer speaks with Tashanea Whitlow and Robert Moses on Fox 5's Good Day New York about Google's significant move towards enhancing user privacy, its implications for third-party advertisers, and what it means for the average internet user. With Chrome being the most used browser worldwide, this change marks a pivotal moment in online privacy. Continue Reading →
Surprising revelations emerged about Google's Gemini AI demonstration, which was not a live interaction as initially perceived. Continue Reading →
Google has announced Gemini, its answer to OpenAI's GPT-4, which will launch with three variants: Gemini Nano for Android devices, Gemini Pro for Google AI services (including Bard), and Gemini Ultra for data centers and enterprise applications. Each variant is tailored to specific uses, highlighting Google's commitment to diverse AI applications. Continue Reading →
Google's Gemini is Mountain View's answer to GPT-4. According to The Information, Gemini was originally scheduled to debut next week at a series of events that have now been postponed until January. Continue Reading →
Shelly Palmer speaks with Dan Bowens on Fox 5's Good Day New York about vital Black Friday strategies to avoid scams, highlighting the importance of recognizing too-good-to-be-true deals and navigating the influx of potentially deceptive emails. Continue Reading →
Back in May, Google announced an update to its inactivity policy for Google Accounts. Starting in December 2023, personal Google Accounts that have been inactive for at least two years may be deleted. Continue Reading →
Generative AI requires vast amounts of training, and many of the most popular large language models have been trained by scraping publicly available websites. There are numerous lawsuits focused on whether or not copyrighted material can be used for AI training without the knowledge, consent, and remuneration to the rights holders. Continue Reading →