While AI was helping win multiple Nobel Prizes this week, we saw the release of Google's Imagen 3, Zoom's AI Companion, and Amazon's Shopping Guides.
It’s been another insane week in the world of AI. While Tesla CEO Elon Musk was debuting his long-awaited Cybercab this week , Google’s AI was helping researchers win Nobel Prizes, Zoom revealed its latest digital assistant, and Meta sent its Facebook and Instagram chatbots to the U.K.Recommended Videos Google’s AI helped researchers win two Nobel Prizes The 2024 Nobel Prizes in chemistry and physics were awarded to researchers with deep ties to Google on Wednesday.
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