Google CEO Eric Schmidt said
that the future of search was blazing-fast, “autonomous” searching that
constantly provides users with results. He made the comments at a
keynote speech at the German IFA home electronics event in Berlin
Tuesday.
But autonomous search isn’t really search as we think of it — a user querying a massive database to get a result. Schmidt likened it to telling a user what he or she didn’t know, but was probably interested in seeing. Google already sees more than a billion searches cross their servers daily, and providing an automated process that is constantly providing search data can only boost those numbers.
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Author: Matthew Lynley
