Shares of Alphabet fall 8 pc after Google rollout of AI search features
Shares of Alphabet fell 8 per cent on Wednesday after the Google parent company unveiled new artificial-intelligence-powered features, The Wall Street Journal r
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Shares of Alphabet fell 8 per cent on Wednesday after the Google parent company unveiled new artificial-intelligence-powered features, The Wall Street Journal r
Shares of Alphabet fell 8 per cent on Wednesday after the Google parent company unveiled new artificial-intelligence-powered features, The Wall Street Journal r
>> reporter: google responding saying, quote, when you type queries into the search bar our goal is to make sure they receive the most relevant answers in a matter of seconds. search is not used to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results toward any political ideology. >> every year we issue hundreds of improvements to ensure they serve as high-quality content in response to user queries. >> reporter: google the latest tech target for the president. you may recall it was earlier this month he went after facebook and twitter for allegedly censoring conservative and republican accoun...
Google denies any political motivation or agenda in its search results. listen here. >> the search is not used to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results to any political ideology. every year we issue hundreds of rhythms to algorithms so they have high quality content in response to user queries. >> have to take google at their word. the only thing more secret than coca-cola is the google search algorithm. >> shepard: it's the original recipe. maggie and others report this president doesn't even use a computer. how does he know? >> he gets all the reports every day. what is intere...
Business. like duck duck go, where use nearly doubled in recent weeks. it handles user queries but doesn't store the information so there's nothing to share with advertisers, and nothing for the government to see about you or your web habits. >> we always knew that people didn't want to be tracked. but the problem is they don't really know what to do about it. i mean people want private alternatives but they don't want a lot of sacrifice. so now people are hearing that they can switch, and get great results and great privacy. >> reporter: another service, called do not track me takes it a step...