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In 2012, Google started training AI at scale, and made significant improvements in AI image classification.
In 2016, AlphaGo – an AI system that learned to master the game of Go – defeated a human Go world champion.
In 2017, Google introduced the Transformer, a novel neural network architecture that would become the basis for most generative AI models and products we see today.
In 2023, Google releases the Gemini family of models, our most capable AI models.
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