In the second issue of the Dialogues magazine from @Google and @atlanticrethink
, Maya Kulycky, Google Research VP, discusses how the future of work will depend on how AI is introduced to the workforce, to ensure everyone benefits. Read the full article ↓
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AI’s Future Impact on Workforce Integration and Equity
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Open Buildings AI Maps African Urban and Rural Areas
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From urban areas to rural settings, mapping buildings in Africa & the Global South presents unique challenges. The Open Buildings dataset overcame these hurdles w/ an innovative #AI model, creating a valuable resource for researchers & aid workers. More→ https://
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Efficient Video Understanding Model Training Reduces Computational Load
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Training video understanding models on longer contexts is computationally intensive. To address this, we present a novel approach that reduces the computational load while also improving the quality of the learned representations. More at: https://
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Google’s Health Tech: AI-Powered Sensing for Diagnostics
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Introducing Shwetak Patel, Scientist & Head of Health Technologies at Google. He & his team focus on the use of sensing & AI to transform wearables & smartphones into powerful health tools — for screening, diagnostics, and more. Check out their work→ https://t.co/4breVVCBiz pic.twitter.com/TvxD9Wo3jM
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 2 décembre 2024Introducing Shwetak Patel, Scientist & Head of Health Technologies at Google. He & his team focus on the use of sensing & AI to transform wearables & smartphones into powerful health tools — for screening, diagnostics, and more. Check out their work→ https://
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Open Buildings AI Project Creates Global Dataset Building Footprints
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The Open Buildings project uses #AI to create a global dataset of building footprints, and it's having a real impact on communities by supporting everything from humanitarian response to urban planning. See more →https://t.co/aSKm5BamRD pic.twitter.com/fHm5lsf0Wt
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 2 décembre 2024The Open Buildings project uses #AI to create a global dataset of building footprints, and it's having a real impact on communities by supporting everything from humanitarian response to urban planning. See more →
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Google Researcher Develops REGLE for Organ Genetic Function Understanding
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Google researcher Farhad Hormozdiari developed REGLE, a method for understanding the genetic basis of organ function. This approach employs clinical data (without disease labels) plus expert knowledge to reveal deeper insights into how our organs operate. https://t.co/6H45LxVxWI pic.twitter.com/Wmc8a8TyuV
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 25 novembre 2024Google researcher Farhad Hormozdiari developed REGLE, a method for understanding the genetic basis of organ function. This approach employs clinical data (without disease labels) plus expert knowledge to reveal deeper insights into how our organs operate. https://
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Re-Invoke: Unsupervised Tool Retrieval for LLM Enhancement
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Augmenting LLMs with external tools can greatly expand their capabilities. We propose Re-Invoke, an unsupervised tool retrieval method that effectively & efficiently retrieves the most relevant tools from a large toolset. Read more at: https://
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Google AI Transforms Wildfire Prediction with Machine Learning
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From the dated Rothermel Surface Fire Spread Equation to AI-powered predictions in milliseconds. Learn how Google Research is developing groundbreaking technology to transform wildfire response → https://t.co/70E0edSOlY pic.twitter.com/NFiLzZEA4V
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 21 novembre 2024From the dated Rothermel Surface Fire Spread Equation to AI-powered predictions in milliseconds. Learn how Google Research is developing groundbreaking technology to transform wildfire response → https://
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AI for Science Forum Brings Together Leaders for Breakthroughs
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The AI for Science Forum, co-hosted by Google DeepMind & the Royal Society & w/ work from Google Research featured, brought together Nobel laureates, scientists, policymakers, & industry leaders to explore how AI can drive scientific breakthroughs. More →
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AI Accelerating Scientific Breakthroughs at Royal Society Forum
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James Manyika gave the opening address at the inaugural AI for Science Forum, co-hosted by Google DeepMind & the Royal Society. He laid out how AI is accelerating scientific breakthroughs & can help address the world's key challenges. Read his remarks: