Google AI Proposes ‘Thought Experiments’ to Enhance Moral Reasoning in Language Models

  Language models have made significant strides in natural language processing tasks. However, deploying large language models (LLMs) in real-world applications requires addressing their deficit in moral reasoning capabilities. To tackle this challenge, a Google research team introduces a groundbreaking framework called “Thought Experiments,” which utilizes counterfactuals to improve a language model’s moral reasoning. This…

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Key differences you need to know

Unless you’ve been away on a desert island for the last 18 months, you’re well aware that Google Analytics 4 (GA4) took center stage on July 1 as the source for our web metrics. We’ve had to say goodbye to Universal Analytics (UA), an old friend to many marketers.  One of the biggest challenges marketing…

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New test adds links to keywords

YouTube is testing a new feature that could help brands and creators engage with viewers while causing minimal disruption. YouTube will enable hyperlinking over single words or phrases in the comments section for the first time. Links will direct viewers to a YouTube search results page while still playing the video they were originally watching….

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Why systems will revolutionize your SEO business

Implementing systems in your SEO business is crucial, but starting can feel overwhelming or confusing.  You may have attempted it before but gave up due to the complexity or lack of guidance. Perhaps you made some initial progress, but the systems were not effectively implemented and followed. Systemizing your business well can provide ample time…

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Google ranks AI-generated ‘Star Wars’ article lacking E-E-A-T

Despite constant reminders to create helpful content and the importance of E-E-A-T (expertise, experience, authoritativeness and trustworthiness) – Google Search still finds ways to rank content in top positions that shouldn’t be there. Look no further than A Chronological List of Star Wars Movies & TV Shows, published yesterday on Gizmodo (note: it was updated today…

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