Alphabet pulled its Google Translate services from China, citing low rates of usage for the app. The company pulled Google’s main search engine out of China in 2010, citing censorship concerns, though it continues to operate other business there, including selling ads to Chinese firms marketing overseas and some hardware development. The pullback comes amid a wider questioning by Western...
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Google is finally waking up. After weeks of excitement coursing through tech about OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot, paired with news coverage of how Microsoft plans to incorporate it into products like Bing and Word, Google has made a move. The tech company once seen as a leader in artificial intelligence on Monday unveiled its version of a conversational AI service, which it calls Bard. Google said...
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