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[ad_1] Updated Mar 5, 2024, 10:34 AM IST Many analysts and experts are asking Google CEO Sundar Pichai to step down from his position in the wake of Gemini AI controversy. But, will he? Google CEO Sundar Pichai is facing a lot of heat as company’s Gemini AI rollout didn’t go as planned. Calls are…
[ad_1] Amid intense backlash for its Gemini AI platform, Google has found new critic in none other than Elon Musk. Tesla boss is the latest top industry captain who has termed the issues with Google’s AI rollout as ‘extremely alarming.’ The remark comes days after several users slammed the search giant for its ‘faulty’ AI…
[ad_1] Google has been venturing into artificial intelligence (AI) for quite some time now and its latest stride comes in the form of Gemma which is a pioneering innovation unveiled by Google DeepMind. Gemma follows closely on the heels of the recently launched Gemini Pro 1.5 and marks a significant step forward in the realm…
[ad_1] Google recently announced a number of changes in a blog post, including the renaming of its Bard AI chatbot to Gemini, the launch of a new Gemini app, and the unveiling of its Gemini Ultra large language model bundled with a premium subscription. However, since the announcement, users have been wondering why Google took…
[ad_1] With the barrage of tech layoffs, the year started on a rather patchy note. Now, the biggest of all, Google has asked its employees to brace themselves for impending layoffs. In the initial weeks of January, the Alphabet Inc. company laid off thousands across vertices. Subsequently, in a memo, the CEO Sundar Pichai said…
[ad_1] Its not been a happy beginning to new year 2024 for tech employees across the world. More than 7,500 employees have already been laid off this year in the first two weeks of January. And there doesn’t seem to be any light at the end of this dark tunnel for employees, with Google CEO…
[ad_1] Topline Hundreds of employees were cut from major tech companies this week, including at Amazon, Google and Duolingo, as businesses look to “rightsize” their workforces and cut costs, following up on a parade of layoffs that dominated the news cycle and led to even steeper cuts amid lingering recession fears in 2022 and 2023….