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Can we soon expect Google offering document clustering? (and a Vivisimo type interface)
Shaadi
Dave
For example a refrigerator would automatically know you are running low on beer, would then conduct a search to find the cheapest beer available in your locale, would add into the calculation any delivery charges etc and automatically order the beer to be delivered.
(not sergey himself - sorry gals)
DARN! There goes my first question ;)
When AdSense launched related searches, Google "started
receiving feedback about concerns we didn't fully anticipate". When the call was made to remove the related searches, was that decision made within the AdSense team, or did that decision require the AdSense team to go to a "higher authority" within Google. And kudos to Google for acting so promptly on publisher's concerns regarding the related searches.
How do you maintain and how will you evolve this unique corporate sense of humor, and what are the initial steps that a company might take to break out of traditionally conservative office environments?
Will there be an AI for images, something like that will answer for "I need a picture with blue sky, a big bridge, some ships"? (daydreaming? maybe...)