Google's investment in Deep Learning makes business sense, but will it make people stupid?
Google is a
n artificial intelligence company. It uses its AI not just in search — though its search engine is positively drenched with artificial intelligence techniques — but in its advertising systems, its self-driving cars, and its plans to put nanoparticles in the human bloodstream for early disease detection. As Larry Page told me in 2002:
n artificial intelligence company. It uses its AI not just in search — though its search engine is positively drenched with artificial intelligence techniques — but in its advertising systems, its self-driving cars, and its plans to put nanoparticles in the human bloodstream for early disease detection. As Larry Page told me in 2002:We don’t always produce what people want. That’s what we work on really hard. It’s really difficult. To do that you have to be smart, you have to understand everything in the world, you have to understand the query. What we’re trying to do is artificial intelligence…the ultimate search engine would be smart. And so we work to get closer and closer to that.
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