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Google Revamps New AI Coding Strike Team Amid Struggle to Catch Up With Anthropic

Google is reorganizing its recently launched strike team working on AI coding tools to try to catch up with Anthropic in the most lucrative AI applications, according to people familiar with the changes. The goal is for the months-old strike team to change the approach to training Google’s AI ...

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Google reshuffles its AI coding team as it struggles to catch Anthropic

Google is reportedly shuffling the roles of a recently formed DeepMind team tasked with improving Gemini's coding capabilities, which will now focus on the early stages of model development.

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Google Revamps New AI Coding Strike Team Amid Struggle to Catch Up With Anthropic

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