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In search, Google introduces generative AI.

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  Image by Google Google announced that the "Search Generative Experience" feature is starting to roll out today. The feature aims to directly integrate ChatGPT-style generative AI results into your Google search results page. The feature is now available for those selected as early access users from the waitlist and who had been using the mobile apps. Google's fruitful AI results are displayed in colourful boxes above the standard search results, unlike the typically stark-white Google page with ten blue links. Google will gather a ton of data from various websites and present it in a simple list with links to Best Buy and manufacturer websites for purchasing. This design has the potential to completely change how Google Search results are displayed if it ever becomes widely adopted. A large row of "Sponsored" shopping ads can be seen in one screenshot of a desktop search for "Bluetooth speakers," after which the fruitful AI results appear in a large ...

Google to work with Europe on stop-gap ‘AI Pact’

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Global leaders are creating a voluntary pact while working on enforceable regulations because generative AI is advancing quickly. Governments worldwide are taking action in response to generative AI's potential to cause enormous disruption. According to Reuters, Thierry Breton, the European Commission's (EC) 's industry chief, said on Wednesday that the organization would collaborate with Alphabet to develop a voluntary agreement to set guidelines for artificial intelligence. To discuss the agreement, which will involve input from businesses based in Europe and other regions, Breton met with Google CEO Sundar Pichai in Brussels. The EU has a history of enacting stringent technology regulations, so the alliance offers Google the chance to contribute ideas while avoiding potential issues in the future. The compact aims to establish guidelines before official legislation, such as the EU's proposed AI Act, which will take much longer to develop and enact. In a statement, Br...