If you use Google at all, you've probably noticed a link on the home page introducing CADIE. CADIE is "the world's first 'artificial intelligence' tasked-array system." Learn more about it here.
March Madness has been a very buzz-worthy topic over the last month or so, but as the NCAA tournament has gotten closer to its end, the buzz has faded consistently. A different topic has generated buzz however, and that is the Conficker computer virus that is supposed to hit the Internet on April 1st. According to Wikipedia:
Well you know Google never lets a April Fools Day go by without trying to pull one over on us. Over the years we have grown suspicious of Google around this holiday and this year is no exception. On the Official Google Blog they announced Project Virgle:
Everyone knew the obligatory April Fools Day practical jokes were coming. Some were funny. Some were lame. Some were just flat out bizarre. There were, however, a few jewels that separated themselves from the rest of the ordinary April 1st offerings. Here are the pranks that bear honorable mention.
Matt Cutts: The Hack That Wasn’t
Microsoft has added to its April Fools site (the one with code you can use to pull pranks, like randomly opening CD trays) some videos of MS employees having fun at the Microsoft campus.
The latest product debut from Google will utilize Contextual Dating Technology to help people find a contextually suitable soulmate.
April Fools Day is just two days away, and the question on everyone's lips is (if by everyone, you myopically only mean me), what will Google do?
Is April Fools starting a day early over on MSN? Check out this fun search for my name.
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