Google to present AI-powered search features next week in live event
Google has hinted it will unveil AI-powered products and features in a live event next week.
Google's AI model – LaMDA – will be made available"in the coming weeks and months," and Pichai promised that people will soon be able to use language models"as a companion to search.
In some instances, Cruise has called for emergency services to tend to its vehicles after passengers became unresponsive, only to later find out they had fallen asleep during the ride. The San Francisco County Transportation Authorit the California Public Utilities Commission to slow down approvals for more driverless cars to avoid more accidents on its roads.
At the time, the web kraken also"proposed a controllable learning algorithm and a credible learning algorithm to ensure the model can formulate reasonable and coherent texts."
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