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Google just announced Immersive View for Maps It will show AI-powered renderings of the actual weather and traffic on your route Another incredible advancement in the world of AI

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Shuffle.com3 years ago

I can't wait to use this

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Meme’nOnLibs3 years ago

And then your battery dies in 2 blocks 😂

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Mike Larson3 years ago

Yeah but will those birds that flew by on the screen REALLY still be there when I drive it? If not, I’m suing for false representation!

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Poopy McPantaloons3 years ago

how is that AI? where i come from we call that software

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Red Sky Ready3 years ago

I could do this on SimCity over a decade ago.

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Caleb3 years ago

This is actually really useful

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Patrick McGlynn3 years ago

HBO been doing it since ‘83

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Kamil Franek3 years ago

Did they use the "metaverse" buzzword? 😁

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Æ3 years ago

Wow. Really impressive! It shows live traffic, weather and even birds. I wonder if it shows the live view of homeless people in San Fransisco too 🤔

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Vegan Hippo3 years ago

Tip of the iceberg

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