All the new applications and systems made better or replaced with A.I.
First up Google Maps
Introducing Geospatial Analytics
Google Maps Platform is used by over 10 million websites and apps. Customers want to access more insights from our up-to-date, comprehensive geospatial data, so they can make more informed business and sustainability decisions. That’s why for the first time, we’re integrating new Google Maps Platform datasets, along with Earth Engine datasets and capabilities, directly into BigQuery, to make it easier for data analysts and decision makers to access insights. Read this blog to go deeper on our geospatial analytics capabilities. Starting today, the following datasets can be accessed in BigQuery:
Our first Imagery Insights dataset, available in Experimental, applies Vertex AI in Google Cloud directly to Street View imagery in data clean rooms, to identify, detect, and see the condition of key infrastructure objects, like telephone poles, street signs, roads, and bridges. If a telecom company wants to identify which utility poles require maintenance, they can use this dataset to more easily locate all their poles virtually.
Places Insights available in Preview, enables businesses to get customized, aggregated insights about many places in a wider area, based on ratings, store hours, parking, wheelchair accessibility, and more. If a retailer wants to open a new store in an area with a high concentration of expensive restaurants and a low density of large retail brands, Places Insights will provide insights on locations that fit this criteria.
Roads Management Insights available in Preview, helps public sector and road authorities analyze traffic data and improve roads with historical and real-time traffic information. For example, traffic authorities can use the insights from this to identify accident-prone areas and add safety measures like speed bumps or stop signs. They can also build models that forecast traffic conditions to mitigate congestion before it even occurs.
Earth Engine in BigQuery available in Preview, enables organizations to derive sustainability insights, such as wildfire risk or deforestation, from satellite imagery for a specified area of interest. With a new geospatial function and 20 new Earth Engine datasets available in BigQuery, this feature makes advanced geospatial analysis accessible to data analysts–even if they don’t have remote sensing expertise.
In addition to these new geospatial analytics capabilities, Google Earth now provides no-code geospatial analytics tools that enable any professional to access insights. To offer a more comprehensive suite of geospatial tools for developers, data analysts and geospatial practitioners, we're bringing Google Earth–which remains available for everyone–and our new geospatial analytics datasets into the Google Maps Platform family. Visit our new website to learn more about our broader geospatial analytics portfolio.
I need a private instance since I handle CUI but I did a dry run last week using publicly available info and my AI bot works.
I trained it in IT engineering and sales and gave it a product catalog. Took about 6 hours to train. Once I was done, I had it evaluate an RFP and it produced a proposal in about 10 minutes. I'd say it was about 80% complete but seeing as it takes a team of people a week to do the same work, I'd call it a success. [Reply]
Originally Posted by dlphg9:
Im a Gemini Trusted Tester for Google, so I get to try out things on Gemini that the general public doesn't get to try out. It's pretty cool some of the things I get to do. Its also a good little beer money side hustle that I can make like $150/month on.
I just started playing with Gemini. I had originally switched from Apple to Google due to monthly cost of 2TB storage. My cell provider offered me a perk last month to get my 2TB for half price. I found after I signed up that I also get Gemini Advanced as part of the package. [Reply]
I work with a dude who is convinced that robots will replace virtually all human workers within four years. Convinced to the point that he’s making financial decisions with that expectation. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc:
I work with a dude who is convinced that robots will replace virtually all human workers within four years. Convinced to the point that he’s making financial decisions with that expectation.
AI is coming for the middle and not the bottom. There's no roofing or plumbing robots but there will be management, secretaries, and supervisors out of work. My job could actually be done by AI now in most respects. [Reply]
Half of the hype is real and the other half is snake oil.
I did have one of my developers tell me he created a complete WP plugin using his Chinese AI sub in a few minutes and he only had had to do minor tweaks after. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Spott:
That seems great, but AI will eventually teach the sexbots how to nag, bitch about the other robots at work, and make passive aggressive comments.
Not if the creator is a typical hungry, horndog, 12 inch hung CP member like we all are. We've got the Girly thread and the What's For Dinner thread to pick and choose how we want our bitch built.
I can see it now...Build A Bitch. Franchises in every mall across America. [Reply]
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
I just started playing with Gemini. I had originally switched from Apple to Google due to monthly cost of 2TB storage. My cell provider offered me a perk last month to get my 2TB for half price. I found after I signed up that I also get Gemini Advanced as part of the package.
Yeah, my Gmail account has filled up with so much random shit. It's nice to get the extra storage for fairly cheap. [Reply]
Originally Posted by JohnnyHammersticks:
AI's future is like a sci-fi comedy where it masters everything but still can't figure out why women cry at rom-coms.
I asked Grok to give me a funny 1 sentence statement about the future of AI.
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
Half of the hype is real and the other half is snake oil.
I did have one of my developers tell me he created a complete WP plugin using his Chinese AI sub in a few minutes and he only had had to do minor tweaks after.
If you don’t think A.I. will dominate tech within the next 5 years…… you need to educate yourself further.
There is nothing that will stop it from that growth. Nothing that will keep it from taking over tech. It is full throttle by every government and business at this point. We will lose around 30% of all jobs in the USA. Actually more than that but there will also be gains in A.I. jobs. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
If you don’t think A.I. will dominate tech within the next 5 years…… you need to educate yourself further.
There is nothing that will stop it from that growth. Nothing that will keep it from taking over tech. It is full throttle by every government and business at this point. We will lose around 30% of all jobs in the USA. Actually more than that but there will also be gains in A.I. jobs.
I've built 5 custom WordPress plugins using ChatGPT and depending on the language model it's speed and accuracy is amazing. Especially when you can use the newer models for coding and in your first query give it all the information it needs, I've had it get full functionality in the first attempt. [Reply]
OpenAI is working on its own X-like social network, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.
While the project is still in early stages, we’re told there’s an internal prototype focused on ChatGPT’s image generation that has a social feed. CEO Sam Altman has been privately asking outsiders for feedback about the project, our sources say.