The project is part of the council's £100m regeneration programme for Carlisle, which is being funded by the government's Future High Streets Fund, Town Deal and Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal initiative.
The "AI Mode" was made available in the US on Tuesday, appearing as an option in Google's search bar.The change, unveiled at the company's annual developers conference in Mountain View, California, is part of the tech giant's push to remain competitive against ChatGPT and other AI services, which threaten to erode Google's dominance of online search.
The company also announced plans for its own augmented reality glasses and said it planned to offer a subscription AI tool.Sundar Pichai, the chief executive of Google-parent Alphabet, said the incorporation of the company's Gemini chatbot into its search signalled a "new phase of the AI platform shift"."With more advanced reasoning, you can ask AI both longer and more complex queries," Pichai told the audience.
The company's foray into AI-powered glasses comes more than a decade after it pioneered smart glasses with its "Google Glasses", which ultimately flopped.The new Google glasses are being developed with eyeglass retailers Warby Parker and Gentle Monster and will feature a camera, microphone, and speakers.
With the renewed effort, Google hopes to compete against Meta's AI-powered glasses made with Ray-Ban.
The company said it expected to start building the new product later this year.attracted a large number of people but it was the number plate that drew the most interest.
Speaking before the sale, Harvey Pile from Stags Auctioneers said: "It is one of those iconic pieces where, to some extent, it's worth whatever somebody is willing to pay for it."It is a cliche thing to say but how do you value a piece of comedic history that in years to come will always be linked to the famous man?"
Jethro, whose real name was Geoffrey Rowe, was born in St Buryan, Cornwall.His popularity as a comedian grew during the 1980s and he made his first national appearance on the Des O'Connor show in 1990.