Google Brain: the machine learning revolution

Since its creation in 2011, Google Brain has been a key project in the development of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). This initiative, led by Andrew Ng, Jeff Dean, and Greg Corrado, has fueled progress in areas such as natural language processing, computer vision, and machine translation. Google Brain was born as a research team dedicated to exploring new ways to implement deep learning and neural networks in AI systems. As the project progressed, significant advances were made in the ability of machines to learn from large data sets without the need to program task-specific rules. In 2012, Google Brain made a breakthrough in image recognition, training a neural network on millions of YouTube images that, without prior knowledge, was able to identify cats with high accuracy.