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Google placed software engineer Blake Lemoine on leave last month. It said he had violated company policies.

In this edition of Perceptron, TechCrunch's AI research roundup, we look at new language models from Microsoft and Meta as well as a Google system that can solve quantitative reasoning problems.

No, Google AI called Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA) is not sentient as Google Engineer Blake Lemoine claimed in an interview with The Economist.

France wants to expand the scope of the EU's groundbreaking new Artificial Intelligence legislation. Do their plans go far enough?

Google I/O is an annual developer conference where the technology giant showcases its innovation competence with regard to products and services. This year, the company showcased some futuristic technologies besides detailing the upgrades coming to Android and Wear OS operating systems for smartphones and smartwatches, respectively. The Google I/O 2021 was full of surprises and interesting announcements. Here is a quick recap of everything announced at the Google I/O 2021: Google has come a lo...

Google Whether it’s talking AI or smarter chatbots, Google has spent the last several years teaching AI how to communicate better with humans. Now, the company is showing off its latest research that could take these efforts to the next level.  The company previewed LaMDA (“Language Model for Dialogue Applications”), research it says represents a “breakthrough conversation technology” that will one day enable people to have natural, open-ended conversations about any topic with Googl...