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Warkentin outlined five key pillars for the future of AI: generality, efficiency, continuous innovation, global impact, and responsibility. "I genuinely believe we are not in the middle of the AI revolution. I'm not sure we're in the middle of the beginning of the AI revolution. I think we might be at the beginning of the beginning," he proclaimed, highlighting AI's vast potential to reshape human-computer interaction and address global challenges.

The company said in a blog post that it was releasing two AI language models that could help outside companies and independent software developers build online chatbots similar to Googles own chatbot. Called Gemma 2B and Gemma 7B, they are not Googles most powerful AI technologies, but the company argued that they rivaled many of the industrys leading systems.

(CTN News) - Google announced the launch of Gemma, a new family of lightweight open-weight models, just a week after introducing the most recent generation of

Google’s new family of models, Gemma, will be available to developers for language-based tasks. Unlike Gemini, it will be open source.

How can AI mental health advisement apps be assessed? Consider this innovative proposal that leverages the AI levels of autonomy. A new and exciting approach.

I walk you thru the likes of AI and AGI and what they mean, including a recently posted proposal by Google DeepMind about encompassing levels of autonomy. Good stuff.

Google product managers, designers and engineers are using the Discord forum to openly debate the AI tool's effectiveness and utility.

For months, Alphabet Inc’s Google and Discord Inc have run an invitation-only chat for heavy users of Bard, Google’s artificial intelligence-powered chatbot. Google product managers, designers and engineers are using the forum to openly debate the AI tool’s effectiveness and utility, with some questioning whether the enormous resources going into development are worth it.

Caroline Ellison has had her day in court

LaMDA is a prototype AI system capable of deciphering a conversation's intent, and Google needs your help testing it out via the Test Kitchen app.