Google was founded 25 years ago, Sundar Pichai talked about development: search is the core, AI is the creative promoter
CTOnews.com Sept. 6, Google was founded on September 4, 1998, but since 2002, the company has usually chosen to celebrate its anniversary on September 27. Google CEO Sandal Pichai (Sundar Pichai) today shared his thoughts on Google's 25th birthday and future.
Pichai shared an open letter divided into users, Google employees, partners and so on. At the beginning of the letter, he said: "one of the basic truths of innovation is that once a technology is commercialized, it will quickly go from extraordinary to ordinary."
Pichai said that search is still at the core of the company's mission, and there is still a lot of work to be done in the future, CTOnews.com translated as follows:
Like many enterprises, we are also faced with many problems of how to develop in the future. In the 2000's, there were voices questioning us. How long can the Internet last? In the 2010s, many people think that after entering the era of mobile computing, will search move towards the "end"?
In the face of every query, we have shown stronger strength and more innovation. Our philosophy is to focus on our mission, and we firmly believe that the in-depth application of computer science will further improve people's lives and health.
Pichai also discussed AI in depth, arguing that it is far more transformative than moving from desktop computing to mobile computing, and could even upend the entire Internet:
This is a fundamental reorganization of technology and an incredible promoter of human creativity.
Other contents of Pichai's open letter are attached to CTOnews.com. Interested users can click here to read more.
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