What contributions has Google made to artificial intelligence? These products give the answer

As the most technologically advanced technology company, Google is also working tirelessly on its own research and development for the advent of AI. Let's take stock of what outstanding products Google has produced over the years.

1. Google Photos. Searching for "dog" or "hug" in Google Photos' library can help you find your favorite dog or hug moments, even if you don't add text annotations to any photos. Google can show photos that contain the things or actions you are looking for.

2. Google Play Music. Google Play Music provides personalized recommendations and plays the right music at any time. By considering the time of day or weather, Play Music can recommend music suitable for cooking or watching the sunset.

3. Take a Photo. Take a photo in portrait mode on Pixel 2, and Take a Photo will perfectly blur the background of the photo. The system has been trained on nearly a million portraits to learn how to pick out the subject of the photo and blur the background.

4. Automatic captions. Watch more than 1 billion videos on YouTube with the automatic captions app. It is powered by machine learning algorithms and can translate into 10 languages.

5. Smart Reply. Reply to emails quickly in Gmail using smart reply technology. Using artificial intelligence technology, it can save you time by suggesting three replies based on the emails you receive. Select one and you can send it immediately, or edit it before sending.

6. Nudging. Gmail uses Nudging artificial intelligence technology to remind you to follow up or reply to messages that have not been processed for more than two or three days to ensure that you don't forget.

7. Google Play Protect. Every day, Google Play Protect automatically reviews more than 50 billion apps, even the device itself, and takes corresponding measures when any suspicious content is found.

8. Google Translate . Hold your camera in front of the text on a sign or menu, and Google Translate uses optical character recognition technology to identify the words, and also includes a translation system that has been trained on millions of existing translation examples on the web.

9. Google Assistant. You can talk to Google Assistant in more than a dozen languages, and it will offer more languages ​​this year.

10. Google Maps. Evaluate the ease of parking a car on Google Maps, taking into account parking availability in a given area and learning patterns in how different city neighborhoods become busy at different times.

11. Find the right address. Find the right address in Google Maps with the help of a system that reads street names and addresses from billions of Street View images.

12. Search what you see. Use Google Lens to search for what you see, whether it's a landmark, a book, a work of art, or your neighbor's dog. This is only possible using the latest computer vision technology, and Google uses machine learning technology to identify physics and navigate the world around you.

13. Google Trips. A set of smart algorithms on Google Trips can help you plan your next travel itinerary. This is a classic "traveling salesman" research problem, applicable to modern forms of transportation and the complex way people travel around.