Google has expanded the language function of 'Bird', an AI-based chatbot, to Korean and Japanese following English. The move reflects to reflect Google's willingness to improve its AI technology to better serve users who speak different languages. Since Korean and Japanese are completely different in word order from English, it is understood that they have recognized the need for technology to review various factors to provide accurate answers.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, recently mentioned concerns that Google is lagging behind Microsoft in AI development. Pichai defended Google's position, emphasizing that Google has been pioneering in transformer models, a fundamental breakthrough in generative AI. He stressed that the early stages of development do not necessarily represent the future of technology, expressing confidence in the team's ability to lead future innovation.
Pichai also outlined Google's vision for creating a comprehensive and accessible AI that provides knowledge and information to everyone over the next 25 years. In other words, it is Google's motivation to focus on AI research to make information and knowledge accessible to as many people as possible, and this goal is interpreted as Google's long-term aspiration.
On this day, Google and Samsung Electronics discussed various initiatives across extended reality (XR) and other areas at the partnership meeting. Through the partnership between the two companies, we look forward to the wide and continuous development potential of the AI platform.
