Nayak said the feature already is used more than a hundred million timesĮvery month, and is part of a series of new “multisearch” functions Google has been developing and refining, and expanding into multiple countries, languages and cultures to enable the Google’s engine discovered it was Billie Eilish’s “Ocean Eyes,” which launched on the Palais’ audio system and was accompanies by live musicians in attendance.
After his daughter hummed a few bars of a song, Noting that he personally is unable to carry a tune, Nayak used a recording of his daughter humming a song to demonstrate it in real-time. Illustrate that, Nayak brought one of the new features – “hum-to-search” – to life on stage in Cannes’ Palais with a little help from his daughter. Importantly, he showed how new and soon-to-be released versions of search queries labeled “multisearch” will fulfill Google’s “any way” vision. The company sees every day are ones it has never seen before, and that has led it to develop new ways of enabling people to “find answers to previously unaskable questions.” Has been organizing the world’s information, the volume and variety of it has increased from about 25 million web pages to hundreds of billions, Pandu Nayak said that 15% of the search queries “any way and anywhere” they want, a member of its technical staff revealed during a keynote presentation at the Cannes Lions this week. Of using the metaverse to become “the world’s discovery engine,” but Google is developing new generations of its core search app that will enable people to annotate the real world
0 kommentar(er)
