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In court, the CEO defends his company
During the remedies phase of Google’s antitrust trial, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that he believes that search will be disrupted by artificial intelligence in a few years. He cited “a cultural commitment” to Chrome and the web, and said that “I haven’t seen, since we built Chrome, any other company make the kind of…
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The high stakes of the monopoly trial are money, browser, and chat
US’ Department of Justice (DOJ) has asked a US court to end Google’s “vicious cycle” of paying phone makers to establish its search engine as the default browser on their phones. The DOJ asked the court if the US could allow Google to control the search market or allow competition to prevail. Google CEO Sundar…
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Where search isn’t king is the way that the company prepares for a future
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced that Google’s new chatbot Gemini Advanced has been rolled out to users. The chatbot, which was announced earlier this month, has been designed to answer users’ questions about email and help them decide whether they should send a message to a robot. Gemini Advanced is currently just designed for answering…
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In a court case, the CEO argued that the internet company was just a business
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told a US court on Wednesday that Google made some of its revenue based on users doing more Google searches. Pichai said Google made some of its revenue dependent on devices getting security updates, adding, “everybody involved in the deal gets paid.” Google was sued in 2018 for allegedly abusing its…
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The company’s CEO is going to testify in the trial
Google CEO Sundar Pichai testified against the US government’s antitrust case against Google, saying, “I don’t think we’ve ever done anything wrong.” He added, “It’s our job to make sure that users have a place to go to on the internet.” Sundar Pichai further said, “The search engines that Microsoft and I have competed against…
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The future of artificial intelligence is boring
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said the internet giant is working on a new, more powerful language model called Gemini that may eclipse GPT-4, the previous model used by its chatbot Bard. It’s expected to incorporate recent advances from different large language models and may eclipse GPT-4. This comes after Google announced a new Search…
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The Age of Digital is here
Google CEO Sundar Pichai in an interview with Wired said, “Everything I just said is illegal.” He added, “Everything I just said is illegal because of procurement rules that forbid the Pentagon from handing out money without going throughCareful but overly lengthy review processes.” “We’re going to build a better war-fighting system,” he further said.
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Meet Bard, the answer to the question
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said Google has a “a lot” of planned AI language features in 2023, and that it needs to be “bold” and “responsible”. He added, “This is an area where we need to be bold and responsible so we have to balance that.” He said Google plans to make the underlying…
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The most charming trick is also its biggest flaw
Google Co-Founder Sundar Pichai has announced that Google AI subsidiary OpenAI has developed a version of its text generation model for web-based conversations, ChatGPT. The model is based on the AI model called GPT-3 that generates text based on patterns it digested from huge quantities of text gathered from the web. ChatGPT will be available…