Only an expert climber can answer this question, right? Wrong. Because Google MUM can do it. In fact, Google MUM could directly show you what you need to do, it could directly explain the particularities of the walk in each season and, finally, reveal whether the trekking shoes you have at home are suitable for the path you have chosen. And when I say “directly” I mean that you won’t be sent back to a search result, but Google will formulate the answer itself! Roberto, but that’s impossible! How can a machine express such a specific opinion? Well, this is where artificial intelligence and the famous little word I told you about at the beginning come into play: multitasking.
Before we let our imagination run wild and create germany telegram data science fiction scenarios with talking machines and androids that conquer the world, let’s try to better understand what I mean. Google Mum and copy problems Google MUM: multitasking and multilingual learning The real breakthrough of Google MUM is that the new algorithm is able to retrieve and rework information from an infinite number of sources. In practice, Google scans its enormous wealth of content, learns from 75 different languages and then gives you the answer in your specific language.
As if that were not enough, the algorithm is now able to extract information from different types of content: text, images and (in the near future) audio and video. The blender assimilates all of this, mixes it together and then provides you with a timely answer for any query, even the most complicated ones. In practice, Google does what a copywriter used to do, but with a level of customization that is unthinkable for a human being. Are you starting to understand how much information needs to be processed to give the answers that Big G offers? But that's not all yet.