Google says that in the past few years it has made hundreds of new partnerships with content providers to improve its AI products, for closed and offline datasets, enhanced metadata and signals, and real-time structured factual information, prioritising science, mathematics and learning, and that it has been piloting a programme that pays for the delivery of non-public content in a range of media formats.
hundreds of new partnerships with content providers
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“In the past few years, we have engaged in hundreds of new partnerships with content providers to support this work.”
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- Google says its content partnerships to improve its AI cover closed and offline datasets, enhanced metadata and signals, and real-time structured factual information for verification, and that it prioritises datasets in science, mathematics and learning.
- Google's Content Offer Pilot names evaluations, benchmarks, product features and display, never training by that word: name each use in the licence and price it
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