Google is Reading Romance Novels to Improve Conversational Search
For the past few month’s Google’s AI has been reading nearly 3,000 romance novels in order to improve its conversational search abilities.
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For the past few month’s Google’s AI has been reading nearly 3,000 romance novels in order to improve its conversational search abilities.
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