Overview
- In a BBC interview published Tuesday, Sundar Pichai said current AI models are prone to errors and urged users to verify outputs rather than rely on them alone.
- He cautioned that a market correction would affect every firm, including Alphabet, even as he likened today’s exuberance to early internet overinvestment.
- Pichai pointed to Alphabet’s full‑stack control across chips, data and models as a key advantage for riding out turbulence.
- He underlined expansion in Britain, referencing a £5 billion pledge for AI infrastructure and research and plans to start training models in the UK.
- He highlighted AI’s immense energy needs, said the scale‑up will delay Alphabet’s net‑zero targets, and noted increased AI security spending with open‑sourced tools to detect AI‑generated images.