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Meet Blinkist, a Berlin-based, award-winning startup that improves millions of people’s lives on a daily basis.
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Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, delivers the keynote address at Google’s 2018 conference. The robotic assistant, Google Duplex, uses a very natural speech pattern that includes hesitations and affirmations such as ’er’ and ’mmm-hmm’ so that it is extremely difficult to distinguish from an actual human phone call
Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, delivers the keynote address at Google’s 2018 conference. The robotic assistant, Google Duplex, uses a very natural speech pattern that includes hesitations and affirmations such as ’er’ and ’mmm-hmm’ so that it is extremely difficult to distinguish from an actual human phone call
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