US EditionGoogle CEO Warns Against 'Blindly Trusting' Whatever AI Says
- Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, warned the public against 'blindly trusting' AI responses, emphasizing the need for verification with other sources of information.
- Google includes disclaimers indicating that 'AI responses may include mistakes,' highlighting the technology's limitations.
- Pichai acknowledged that while AI can automate tasks, it may disrupt certain jobs, and society needs to adapt to these changes.
- Google Gemini ranks as the third-biggest AI chatbot globally, with a 13.4% market share, reflecting Google's significant investment in AI technology.
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Google boss compares replacing humans with AI to getting a fridge for the first time
The head of Google's parent company says welcoming artificial intelligence into daily life is akin to buying a refrigerator.Alphabet's chief executive, Indian-born Sundar Pichai, gave a revealing interview to the BBC this week in which he asked the general population to get on board with automation through AI.'Our first refrigerator .... radically changed my mom's life.'The BBC's Faisal Islam, whose parents are from India, asked the Indian-Ameri…
Google boss compares replacing humans with AI to getting a fridge for the first time
The head of Google's parent company says welcoming artificial intelligence into daily life is akin to buying a refrigerator.Alphabet's chief executive, Indian-born Sundar Pichai, gave a revealing interview to the BBC this week in which he asked the general population to get on board with automation through AI.'Our first refrigerator .... radically changed my mom's life.'The BBC's Faisal Islam, whose parents are from India, asked the Indian-Ameri…
Google boss compares replacing humans with AI to getting a fridge for the first time
The head of Google’s parent company says welcoming artificial intelligence into daily life is akin to buying a refrigerator. Alphabet’s chief executive, Indian-born Sundar Pichai, gave a revealing interview to the BBC this week in which he asked the general population to get on board with automation through AI. ‘Our first refrigerator …. radically changed... The post Google boss compares replacing humans with AI to getting a fridge for the first…
Don’t Trust AI Blindly; No Company Will Be Safe From Its Impact: Sundar Pichai’s Warning
As American tech giant Google announces a $40 billion investment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Texas over the next decade, Google CEO Sundar Pichai has issued a strong warning to users: do not trust AI blindly. He emphasized that people should not rely completely on whatever AI shows them. Pichai also cautioned that when the current AI investment bubble eventually bursts, no company — including Google — will be able to escape its consequenc…
Google CEO warns users not to ‘blindly’ trust AI tools
AI-generated image. Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has cautioned users against placing blind faith in artificial intelligence systems, saying current models still make mistakes and should be used alongside traditional search tools. Speaking to the BBC, Pichai said AI can be excellent for creative tasks but remains unreliable when it comes to factual accuracy, noting that “state-of-the-art AI technology is prone to some errors.” His commen…
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