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If Sundar Pichai's expectation of faster progress over the next year holds, new Google models and launches could arrive more quickly.
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Sundar Pichai on the earnings call: 'This rapid progress underscores our incredible model momentum. We are at the point where AI is helping us increase our training and launch velocity. I would expect the next twelve months to see continued acceleration because of RSI.'Read original on X
SITUATION DETECTED: Sundar Pichai said that Google is at the point where AI is increasing their training velocity, and he expects the next twelve months to see continued acceleration because of RSI.Read original on X
Google says AI now speeds up its own model training
Google says AI now speeds up its own model training
Google says AI now speeds up its own model training
Google says AI now speeds up its own model training
Google says AI is speeding up its own model training
Google says AI is speeding up its own model training
Google says AI is speeding up its own model training and launches
Google says AI is accelerating its model training and launches
Google says AI is speeding up its model training and launches
Google says AI is speeding up its model training and launches
Google's Sundar Pichai says AI is speeding up model training
Sundar Pichai says AI is speeding up Google's model training and launches
Google says AI is speeding up its model training and launches
Google says AI now speeds up its model training and launches
Google says AI is speeding up its model training and launches
Google says AI now speeds up its model training and launches
Google's Pichai says AI is speeding up its model training
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