Google wants AI in one thousand languages


Data is crucial to advances in AI, and Google and its big tech rivals want to tap information to help make products perform better and be more available to the widest possible audience. — AFP

NEW YORK: Google on Nov 2 said it wanted to develop artificial intelligence using the world’s one thousand most spoken languages as tech giants compete to dominate the Internet’s next battleground.

Data is crucial to advances in AI, and Google and its big tech rivals want to tap information to help make products perform better and be more available to the widest possible audience.

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