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Nov 23
How we built Immersive View for routes on Maps
A deep drive into how AI and imagery help us build the 3D world of Immersive View.
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Nov 23
Magnetic Gel Can Help Wounds Heal Faster
Researchers have developed a magnetic gel that can help diabetic wounds heal roughly three times as fast as they would with a conventional wound dressing. The magnetic gel, in combination with an external device to generate a dynamic magnetic field gives the skin cells around the wound a gentle workout.In…
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Nov 23
Keep yourself safe with these 5 Pixel features
From emergencies to natural disasters, here are five Pixel safety features you should know and how you can use them to stay safe.
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Nov 23
Updates to how publishers monetize with AdSense
AdSense is updating its revenue share-structure and moving to per-impression payments for publishers.
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Nov 23
World-first AI safety deal exposes agenda set in Silicon Valley, critics say
A world-first declaration on AI that was agreed on Wednesday will have no real impact and has been manipulated by big tech, critics say. The statement was signed by 28 countries — and the EU — who collectively cover six continents. They unveiled their pact at the UK’s AI Safety Summit…
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Nov 23
5 ways marketers can protect their brands
How marketers can improve brand safety and suitability when advertising on YouTube and the Google Display Network.
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Nov 23
The engineer who used Maps to help during a mask shortage
Using Google Maps, a developer created a map of available mask supplies in Taiwan during the COVID pandemic.
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Nov 23
UK invests £225M to create one of world’s most powerful AI supercomputers
The UK government is investing £225mn to build one of the world’s fastest supercomputers, as it looks to “lead the world” in AI systems. The supercomputer — named Isambard-AI, after the famous 19th-century British engineer Isambard Brunel — will be ten times faster than the country’s quickest machine once it…
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Nov 23
6 ways to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Google
Here are ways that Google products are honoring Indigenous Peoples this Native American Heritage Month.
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Nov 23
Smart Glasses Make Human Echolocation Possible
Blind and low-vision (BLV) people often use sound to navigate, such as via echolocation or within various assistive technologies. Scientists at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Aria Research, a company that makes bionic devices, decided to blend the two to develop a technique called “acoustic touch.” When used…