Google’s Sundar Pichai discusses the latest in AI, search, and what the web will like in the future.
Today, I’m talking to Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who joined the show the day after the Google I/O developer conference last week. Google’s focus during the conference was AI, of course — Google is building AI into virtually all of its products. My personal favorite is the new AI search in Google Photos that lets you ask things like, “What’s my license plate number?” and get an answer back from your entire photo library.
So you felt like they had potentially broken your terms and conditions? Or if they had, that wouldn’t have been appropriate? That’s right. The reason I asked that question — which is a much more emotional question — is okay, maybe that’s not appropriate. And what OpenAI has said is essentially “We’ve trained on publicly available information,” which means they found it on the web. Most people don’t get to make that deal.
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