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>It's one thing to build a predictive model on your demographic, spending and location and income information in order to target and sell you advertisements, an
by GenerWork 1y ago
>It's one thing to build a predictive model on your demographic, spending and location and income information in order to target and sell you advertisements, and quite another thing to build a model of your cognition itself by recording you
If Atlas is successful, there's no reason why Google won't try to mimic it. They already have Chrome and Gemini, all they'd have to do is put Gemini directly into Chrome, dedicate some TPUs to Gemini instances that are tied to Chrome, and boom, it's Atlas.
- babelfish 1y agoGemini is already in Chrome. Atlas seems neat but it is not a unique product.
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- nextworddev 1y agoThey already have Gemini for chrome which no one uses.
- ncr100 1y agoThere's a dedicated button for it, now .. I speculate its usage will take up soon. - Chrome 141.0.7390.108 macOS
- accrual 1y agoYes, I don't use Chrome, but had to open it the other day and noticed an "AI Mode" button in the URL bar. No thank you.
- andysinclair 1y agoand there is Copilot for Edge which no one uses. It can also summarize pages, scale recipes etc.
- m4xw3llx 1y agoThat Copilot feature is very useful actually, the summarize is good enough for a free AI with no ads.
- beardyw 1y agoNot sure how you can say that. Half the time you do a search the answer comes from Gemini. It might be the most used, without anyone doing it deliberately.
- ethmarks 1y ago> all they'd have to do is put Gemini directly into Chrome Google would never do that! /s https://gemini.google/overview/gemini-in-chrome/ https://gemini.google/overview/gemini-in-chrome/
- onlyrealcuzzo 1y ago> If Atlas is successful, there's no reason why Google won't try to mimic it. Regulation.