Be afraid: Google’s new AI assistant will remember your search history
The tech giant has unveiled updated artificial intelligence tools, including a feature that learns from your web browsing, while OpenAI says the US will lose to China if it can’t use copyrighted work.
As Google tries to steer more users towards its artificial intelligence products, the tech giant has announced a new option that will send a chill down the spine of broad-minded web users everywhere: AI assistants that remember everything you have searched online to help answer your queries and make suggestions on your daily life.
It is becoming customary to wake up in Australia to a deluge of AI industry developments from overnight in the US, and on Friday morning we learnt of major moves by two of the biggest names, Google and OpenAI.
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