(Bloomberg) – Alphabet Inc.’s Sundar Pichai said that his company would continue to expand the engineering ranks to at least 2026 and emphasized human capabilities even if Google’s parent AI increases his investments.
Speaking at the Bloomberg Technical Conference in San Francisco, Pichai said he would continue to invest in engineering in the near future.
Microsoft Corp. The US technology leaders, such as, cut more personnel this year and reflect the tremendous investments required to ensure leadership in the AI. Fires have created fears about technology that replaces certain business functions. Google itself has carried out dismissal tours in recent years to release resources.
In his speech with Emily Chang of Bloomberg, Pichai said, “I hope we will grow from our current engineering base to next year, because it allows us to do more with the opportunity area,” he said. “I only get the engineers more productive by making the engineers more productive, and I get many ordinary aspects of what they do.”
Nevertheless, Pichai presented a vision of sober -minded AI about the possibilities of technology at once optimistic and existing limitations. Although Pichai is perfect in areas such as AI coding, models continue to make basic mistakes.
“Are we on an absolute road for AGI right now? I don’t think anyone can say for sure,” Pichai said. Artificial General Intelligence: He was talking about the dream of building an AI that can perform equally with people.
Since Google includes more AIs in the search engine, the publishers have alarm about how the company’s answers to the AI deprived them of traffic. Pichai stressed that the company is determined to send traffic to the Web.
“Compared to most companies in the world, we are careful to design an experience that will exhibit connections, Pic said Pichai. “We spent a long time by testing the artificial intelligence overview and emphasized the approaches that cause high quality traffic. I am sure that Google will work like this after many years.”
Pichai has led Google since 2015, when Google’s founding partner Larry Page promised to focus more on the reins of AI.
When the public is asked what qualifications to expect in the next CEO of the company, Pichai said, “Whoever runs will be an extraordinary AI friend.”
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