As the artificial intelligence (AI) race heats up and businesses make strides every day, Google also plans to make its search engine more user-friendly and visual. The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
Plans include making the product even more snackable, personal and human, with a view to serving young people around the world, according to the document.
The development has been driven by the widespread acceptance of several AI products, such as OpenAI’s well-known ChatGPT. ChatGPT gives the tech giant a new way to do business.
According to the report, “The tech giant plans to move its service away from the traditional form of displaying search results, 10 blue links, and will incorporate more human voices as part of the shift.”
The WSJ reports that at next week’s annual I/O developer conference, Google will unveil a new feature that will allow users to converse with AI programs, codenamed the “Magi” project.
Generative AI has become a buzzword this year. The application has generated public interest, prompting companies to rush to launch similar products believed to change the nature of work.
However, some technology experts and pioneers have expressed concerns about the rapid development of AI.
An open letter written by tech entrepreneurs and CEOs, including Elon Musk, in March said AI labs are now embroiled in an “uncontrollable race” to develop and deploy machine learning systems. . Predict or control with certainty. ”
“AI systems with intelligence that can compete with humans could pose significant risks to society and humanity,” said the open letter.
“A powerful AI system should only be developed if we are confident that its effects are positive and the risks are manageable.”
“I want to whistle and say that we need to seriously worry about how to stop these things from ruling us.
In early May, pioneer and AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton parted ways with Google “to speak freely about the dangers of AI.”
“I console myself with the usual excuses. If I didn’t do it, someone else would have,” Hinton told the New York Times.
He warned that AI would create a world where many “can no longer know what is true”.
The godfather of AI said, “The idea that something like this could actually be smarter than humans – a few people believed it.”
“If it becomes much smarter than we are, it will become very good at manipulation because it has learned it from us. An example of the more intelligent being controlled by the more intelligent is Almost no. AI’s.
