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Google Sprints Ahead in AI Building Blocks, Leaving Rivals Wary
"It's the next big area, and people are worried Google's going to own the show," said Ed Lazowska, a professor at the University of Washington.
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Google Embeds AI in New Products to Make Search Ubiquitous
The new products unveiled Wednesday give the company a chance to keep its search engine relevant in an era of new, connected devices.
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Google-NFL Partnership Adds In-Game Highlight Videos to Search
Videos will be embedded along with related news and information into boxes that will appear at the top of Google search results while games are in progress.
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Google Removes Taliban-Developed Smartphone App From Play Store
Google has removed a Taliban-developed online application for Android smartphones aimed at increasing the militant group's visibility worldwide.
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Why Google Wants to Sell Its Robots: Reality Is Hard
Google's decision to try to shed its Boston Dynamics robotics group highlights a fundamental research problem: software is far easier to develop and test than hardware.
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Scientists Ponder How to Create Artificial Intelligence That Won't Destroy Us
The creators of AI machines tend to wring their hands over the big questions: good versus evil and the impact the coming wave of robots and machine brains will have on human workers.
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Google Raids Threaten Canada's Lead in Artificial Intelligence
Several leading Canadian researchers and professors have defected to US tech companies such as Google.
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Google Said to Make Driverless Cars Unit an Alphabet Company
By challenging Uber and Lyft, Google is providing the clearest indication yet how it plans to make money from self-driving automotive technologies.
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Google Seeks to Influence AI Research by Giving Software Away
The Alphabet-subsidiary is releasing a program called TensorFlow as freely available open-source software.
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Hewlett-Packard Job Cuts Reflect the Toppling of a Tech Giant
The job cut is just the latest reminder of the decline of a pillar of the US computer industry.
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Google Sprints Ahead in AI Building Blocks, Leaving Rivals Wary
"It's the next big area, and people are worried Google's going to own the show," said Ed Lazowska, a professor at the University of Washington.
-
Google Embeds AI in New Products to Make Search Ubiquitous
The new products unveiled Wednesday give the company a chance to keep its search engine relevant in an era of new, connected devices.
-
Google-NFL Partnership Adds In-Game Highlight Videos to Search
Videos will be embedded along with related news and information into boxes that will appear at the top of Google search results while games are in progress.
-
Google Removes Taliban-Developed Smartphone App From Play Store
Google has removed a Taliban-developed online application for Android smartphones aimed at increasing the militant group's visibility worldwide.
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Why Google Wants to Sell Its Robots: Reality Is Hard
Google's decision to try to shed its Boston Dynamics robotics group highlights a fundamental research problem: software is far easier to develop and test than hardware.
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Scientists Ponder How to Create Artificial Intelligence That Won't Destroy Us
The creators of AI machines tend to wring their hands over the big questions: good versus evil and the impact the coming wave of robots and machine brains will have on human workers.
-
Google Raids Threaten Canada's Lead in Artificial Intelligence
Several leading Canadian researchers and professors have defected to US tech companies such as Google.
-
Google Said to Make Driverless Cars Unit an Alphabet Company
By challenging Uber and Lyft, Google is providing the clearest indication yet how it plans to make money from self-driving automotive technologies.
-
Google Seeks to Influence AI Research by Giving Software Away
The Alphabet-subsidiary is releasing a program called TensorFlow as freely available open-source software.
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Hewlett-Packard Job Cuts Reflect the Toppling of a Tech Giant
The job cut is just the latest reminder of the decline of a pillar of the US computer industry.
