Google AI Knowledge Bank of Future

In the era of technological advancement, Artificial Intelligence is the sector gaining the most talk today. Google is making leaps and bounds in the industry as an ‘AI First’ company, and Damon Vickers, New York bestselling author and investor ponders on how the tech powerhouse will set the tone for the future.


“Google connects us to an unlimited set of knowledge that we can access anywhere, from homes to cars. Smartphones are instrumental to this shift in learning, and we are lucky to witness it,” Damon Vickers suggests.




The Future of AI

In Google’s I/O developer conference last May, CEO Sundar Pichai tackled the new features and services that incorporate artificial intelligence in everyday life. They develop tools that not only improve knowledge but also help people accomplish tasks efficiently.


For instance, Google Translate can now re-create your voice in a foreign language. Duplex, Google’s new AI-powered assistant, can handle your bookings and appointments using an almost human voice that is hard to discern.

Damon Vickers notes how much these innovations enrich the human experience. “Today, we can leverage technology to perform more complex functions and eliminate errors, especially in repetitive tasks. Computing is at its rocket age, and Google is at the helm of it.”

Artificial intelligence has great potential in helping society. Developments in medicine and ecological mediation can lead to discovery of cures and heal the climate, and it’s not a very distant future from now.

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