Google wants to educate you about the wonders of AI
Google wants to educate you about the wonders of AI
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Since artificial intelligence was launched and it seems that every technical company in the world jumped on the noise train, there was a lot of lack of confidence and resentment towards it as well. Google has taken it upon itself to educate people all over the world about how artificial intelligence is not the great Bogman that they might see as. The company decided a budget of $ 120 million in September 2024 to teach artificial intelligence. These educational programs will target consumers, workers and legislators, as the company aims to raise awareness of the possibilities opened by AI. Google believes that there is a lot of caution towards artificial intelligence because it is a new form of technology and most people do not trust something unfamiliar.
However, there are potential hidden motives behind this step as well. Google is currently facing a huge combat of monopoly as it may be forced to sell the Chrome Internet browser and adjust its search engine. Part of this anti -monopoly issue claims that Google's use of Gemini to summarize the search results is to significantly lost traffic.
By educating legislators and consumers on artificial intelligence, Google may try to admit that its commercial practices are a fair game. The company admitted the demobilization of workers, which is currently taking place due to the adoption of artificial intelligence in the workforce, but it believes that there is a silver lining as well.
There is a lot of bullish trend regarding the help of people who may be displaced with this. We want to focus on it.
Kent Walker (Google World Affairs), Reuters
The response of most consumers and technology lovers regarding the Public Prosecution was significantly negative. When Apple and Samsung greatly focused on the integration of artificial intelligence for their latest flagship phones, both companies met with disappointment. Galaxy and iPhone users continue to confirm that they cannot pay attention to Amnesty International on their phones.
The most marketed point for Galaxy S25 is Amnesty International. | Credit image - Samsung
This has led to a very embarrassing confrontation between major technology companies and consumers. Manufacturers are convinced that they need to collect all their resources in mastering artificial intelligence models. On the other hand, consumers demand various promotions, convinced that artificial intelligence is a passing heresy.
Personally, I think artificial intelligence is more than just a way to circumvent, and if used properly, it can really revolutionize computing. But it remains to see whether Google's educational attempts will affect the public's opinion or if they will achieve them in vain.
Since artificial intelligence was launched and it seems that every technical company in the world jumped on the noise train, there was a lot of lack of confidence and resentment towards it as well. Google has taken it upon itself to educate people all over the world about how artificial intelligence is not the great Bogman that they might see as. The company decided a budget of $ 120 million in September 2024 to teach artificial intelligence. These educational programs will target consumers, workers and legislators, as the company aims to raise awareness of the possibilities opened by AI. Google believes that there is a lot of caution towards artificial intelligence because it is a new form of technology and most people do not trust something unfamiliar.
However, there are potential hidden motives behind this step as well. Google is currently facing a huge combat of monopoly as it may be forced to sell the Chrome Internet browser and adjust its search engine. Part of this anti -monopoly issue claims that Google’s use of Gemini to summarize the search results is to significantly lost traffic.
By educating legislators and consumers on artificial intelligence, Google may try to admit that its commercial practices are a fair game. The company admitted the demobilization of workers, which is currently taking place due to the adoption of artificial intelligence in the workforce, but it believes that there is a silver lining as well.
There is a lot of bullish trend regarding the help of people who may be displaced with this. We want to focus on it.
Kent Walker (Google World Affairs), Reuters
The response of most consumers and technology lovers regarding the Public Prosecution was significantly negative. When Apple and Samsung greatly focused on the integration of artificial intelligence for their latest flagship phones, both companies met with disappointment. Galaxy and iPhone users continue to confirm that they cannot pay attention to Amnesty International on their phones.
The most marketed point for Galaxy S25 is Amnesty International. | Credit image – Samsung
This has led to a very embarrassing confrontation between major technology companies and consumers. Manufacturers are convinced that they need to collect all their resources in mastering artificial intelligence models. On the other hand, consumers demand various promotions, convinced that artificial intelligence is a passing heresy.
Personally, I think artificial intelligence is more than just a way to circumvent, and if used properly, it can really revolutionize computing. But it remains to see whether Google’s educational attempts will affect the public’s opinion or if they will achieve them in vain.
