The Macalope is a mythical creature that has been around for centuries, and it’s no surprise why. With its sharp wit and keen insight into the tech world, the Macalope has become an invaluable source of information for those looking to stay up-to-date on all things Apple. Recently, the Macalope took a look at how Google, Microsoft, and Apple are using artificial intelligence (AI) in their search engines.
Google was one of the first companies to jump on board with AI technology when they launched their RankBrain algorithm back in 2015. This algorithm uses machine learning to better understand user queries and provide more accurate results than traditional keyword searches could ever do. As expected from such a giant company like Google, RankBrain continues to evolve as new data is collected and analyzed by Google’s AI team.
Microsoft also joined the fray with its own AI-powered search engine called Bing Predicts which uses predictive analytics to anticipate what users will be searching for before they even type it in. By leveraging large amounts of data from past searches as well as current trends across social media platforms like Twitter or Reddit, Bing Predicts can offer highly relevant results tailored specifically towards each individual user’s needs.
Finally we come to Apple who recently announced Siri Suggestions – an AI powered feature that suggests websites based on your browsing history or recent app usage patterns. While this may not seem revolutionary compared to other search engines out there today, it does show that Apple is taking steps towards incorporating more advanced technologies into their products which could eventually lead them down a path similar to what both Google and Microsoft have already done with their respective search engines.
Overall it seems clear that all three major players are investing heavily in developing smarter ways of providing users with relevant information through AI technology – something which should only benefit us all going forward as these algorithms continue improving over time! The Macalope believes this trend will only accelerate further in 2020 so keep your eyes peeled for any exciting developments coming our way soon!
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