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Google advances language inclusive AI technology for global accessibility

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12 November 2024 21h03

A diverse world needs language inclusive technology. Check out how Google is taking steps to make #AI more accessible to everyone here: https://
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New coding paradigms require research excellence and interface control

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12 November 2024 21h02

Going forward, new paradigms in coding will require clever new ideas, a world-class research org, and full control of the interface. (4/5)

Autonomous vehicles operating daily in our city

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12 November 2024 20h35

Totally! Our cars drive here every day. 🙂

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10 Strategic Technology Imperatives Shaping Innovation Future

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12 November 2024 19h50

Strategic technology trends shape the future by driving innovation while upholding ethical responsibility and trust. Here are 10 strategic imperatives that require consideration and decisive action. Source @Gartner_inc Link https://
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The trend of accelerating artificial systems beyond natural pace

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12 November 2024 19h38

I hate this trend of trying to make things faster than reality, but everyone does it. Sigh.

Hardware Product Criticism: Weight and Cost Issues

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12 November 2024 19h22

But I don't disagree with most of your conclusion. I told everyone here over and over not to buy it. Too heavy, too expensive, doesn't do enough. Just saying it is the same as putting a phone on your face is a lame argument. If you had stayed with "it's too heavy" I would have

Early AI Product Shows Promise Despite Current Limitations

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12 November 2024 19h03

It is a 1.0 product. The first Macintosh sucked too (and got Steve Jobs fired). But the foundation is there.

From Apple II to Self-Driving Cars: Four Decades of Tech

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12 November 2024 18h27

I already am. 🙂 When I first got an Apple II at school and at home, back in 1977, I had no idea that I'd have a self-driving car, or that every light in my home would have a computer underneath. Nuts!