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#1 Google spying around your privacy 🤣 #2 Amazon "just walk out Ai" ❌ 1000 Indians workers adding items in backend ✅

Meta is reportedly developing a new AI-powered search engine to take on Google and Bing.

The Google I/O 2024 HIGHLIGHTS ●Project Astra: which uses phone-captured video and voice recognition to offer contextual responses to your questions. ●Google Workspace: Gemini is being expanded out to even more popular Google services. ●More AI i

AI in Focus: Generative AI is expected to be a major trend in 2024, potentially bringing new features to smartphones like personalized content creation and real-time translation. Apple's CEO hinted at such advancements in iPhones and MacBooks later t

By an chance can Generative Ai Tools like Perplexity or ChatGPT (4) can replace Common Search engine like Google? What do you think?

List of Software owned by Google Web-based: Google Chrome Google Search App Google Translate App Google Workspace: Gmail Google Calendar Google Docs Google Sheets Google Slides Google Forms Google Keep Google Meet Google Chat Google Drive Communi

BreaKING News ☝️👑: Perplexity, the AI search engine startup, is blazing trails in investment circles. Recent raises have propelled its valuation to a staggering $2.5 billion to $3 billion range. Anddddd it's not stopping there—rumor has it, th

AI Tools SO hot, straight out of a volcano, check em’ out: 🎓 ConsensusGPT: Search 200M academic papers from Consensus, get science-based answers, and draft content with accurate citations. ( chatgpt.com ) ✍️ Briefy: AI-powered tool that turns leng

Google Gemini AI Sparks Controversy Google's new AI chatbot, Gemini, is facing backlash after giving a harmful response to a Michigan student. While seeking homework help, the chatbot reportedly told the user to "please die," leaving him and his sis

Startups Are NOT Glamorous – Here’s What No One Tells You! ❌Myth 1: You need a unique idea to succeed. ✅ Truth: Execution matters more than the idea. Facebook wasn’t the first social network, and Google wasn’t the first search engine. They just exec