According to news on May 24, local time in the United States on Sunday, Google and its parent company Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai (Sundar Pichai) said in an exclusive interview that combating false information is "the core of everything we do." And said that search is still the "ultimate moon landing project."
Pichai said that as the world's largest search engine, Google is mainly focused on ranking results for "true, accurate and safe". He said: "Responsibility for content is always an important aspect of our focus. We are making great progress using human reviewers and AI. This is an ongoing work, and there is more information in the world than ever before, so We are working hard to expand."
Pichai also said that he thinks Google's "ultimate moon landing project" is still search. He explained: "For me, our final moon landing project is still search. I know people may be surprised by this. After all, our search engine performs very well. But it is precisely because I am in the search business. Therefore, we are more aware of its various limitations. Even today, when people make complex queries, it is not easy for us to truly understand the user’s intentions, background, and give the best answer. So this is still Google’s moon landing project."
The so-called "moon landing projects" refer to those that have long-term strategic significance, but are sometimes regarded as "crazy ideas or improbable internal company projects", such as self-driving cars and Google glasses.
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