Google once only wanted to organize the world’s information. Now it seems more intent on shoveling that information into artificial intelligence algorithms that become dutiful, ever-present, and increasingly powerful virtual helpers.
Google today announced Gemini 2, a new version of its flagship AI model that has been trained to plan and execute tasks on a user’s computers and the web, and which can chat like a person and make sense of the physical world as a virtual butler.
“I’ve dreamed about a universal digital assistant for a long, long time as a stepping stone on the path to artificial general intelligence,” Demis Hassabis, the CEO of Google DeepMind, told WIRED ahead
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