Google is taking artificial intelligence further by creating AI programs that provide life advice. The news came first from New York Times, saying the search engine firm hired a contractor to facilitate development. Yet, Google AI experts are still evaluating these tools because users may experience a “loss of agency” and “diminished health and well-being.”
More companies are developing AI companions, and more folks use them for various purposes. They design artificial intelligence systems to mimic human behavior and thinking, so they will inevitably act as personal assistants. Are we ready to have robots assist our everyday lives? Regardless, Google and similar firms may accelerate that scenario into reality.
This article will cover everything we know about Google life advice AI bots. Later, I will cover the company’s other artificial intelligence projects.
How is Google creating an AI life advice coach?
The New York Times says Google is trying to reestablish itself as a leader in generative AI after OpenAI’s ChatGPT took the spotlight. As a result, it is developing more ambitious projects like a program that provides life advice.
The search engine company merged the DeepMind research lab and Google’s Brain artificial intelligence team. Four months later, they are testing how to turn generative AI into a personal life coach.
NYT reviewed the tech giant’s documents and found it has several generative AI developments. These cover 21 personal and professional tasks like...
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