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Google CEO says AI model Gemini will be the company's 'biggest focus' in 2025


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CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly told Google employees that 2025 will be a "critical" year for the company. CNBC reports that it obtained audio from a

The article from TechCrunch, published on December 28, 2024, discusses Google CEO Sundar Pichai's announcement that the company's AI model, Gemini, will be Google's primary focus in 2025. Pichai highlighted Gemini's potential to revolutionize various aspects of Google's services, from search to advertising, and even its hardware products. He emphasized the strategic importance of AI in maintaining Google's competitive edge in the tech industry, especially against rivals like Microsoft and Amazon, who are also heavily investing in AI. Pichai also mentioned ongoing efforts to integrate Gemini more deeply into Google's ecosystem, aiming to enhance user experiences through personalized and predictive services. Additionally, he addressed concerns about AI ethics, promising that Google would continue to prioritize responsible AI development to mitigate risks associated with advanced AI technologies.

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