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How burning Waymos became the image of the LA protests
Waymo is a project of Google, whose CEO, Sundar Pichai, attended Donald Trump’s inauguration. And the company’s effort to replace human drivers with robots is a threat to blue-collar jobs — to say nothing of its work on AI and all the societal implications on labor and education that entails.
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Sundar Pichai: Google to expand engineering team through 2026, AI will empower not replaceGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai announced plans to expand the engineering team until 2026. He stated that AI won't replace human ...
Moove, a five-year-old startup whose employees clean and charge Waymo’s electric robotaxis, is aiming to raise about $300 million in new funding, according to a person who spoke to the startup’s ...
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai shuts down AI job loss rumors, saying Google will grow its workforce as artificial intelligence ...
At the Bloomberg Tech Summit this week, Pichai outlined Google’s strategy to enhance productivity with A.I. while growing its ...
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Google's Future CEO Will Have An AI 'Companion': Pichai's Vision For Tech Giant's SuccessionWhile he refrained from naming a specific successor, Pichai made a notable prediction: whoever eventually takes over his role ...
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai says AI will boost productivity rather than eliminate jobs, calling it an “accelerator” for ...
Law enforcement faced off with a few hundred protesters in Paramount and 100 in downtown Los Angeles on the second day of ...
"Vibe coding," or using AI to generate code, is now a crucial hiring requirement in tech, from Visa to DoorDash. Companies ...
In a Bloomberg interview Wednesday night in downtown San Francisco, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai pushed back against concerns ...
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