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If You Could Ask Googles AI Team Anything, What Would It Be?

Dear Chatbot Enthusiasts,

Ready for some exciting news?

We’ve got Google’s Gemini Team in our sights for the upcoming Chatbot Conference in San Francisco (Sept 24–26), and we need YOUR help to make it great! 🎉

To ensure we select the topics that matter most to you, we’d love your input.

We’ve prepared a quick poll to gather your preferences. You can also suggest a topic by replying to this email.

Poll Question: What topic interests you most for Google’s Gemini Team presentation?

  1. Future of AI and LLMs
  2. AI in business: search & automation
  3. AI-driven customer experiences
  4. Advice for startups in AI world
  5. Ethical AI considerations
  6. Other (please specify)

You can take the POLL HERE or let us know in the comments.

We appreciate your insight and feedback.

Thank you for helping us create an event that pushes the boundaries of AI innovation.

Best regards,
Stefan


💡 If You Could Ask Googles AI Team Anything, What Would It Be? was originally published in Chatbots Life on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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