Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Placement Weekly Newsletter, May 27, 2006 edition

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We want to create the ultimate search engine that can understand anything. Some people would call that artificial intelligence." Speaking to journalists after addressing the conference, Page said it wasn't possible to predict when Google would achieve that goal. However, he did point out that "a lot of our systems already use learning techniques". Page also attacked opponents of the company who accuse it of violating copyright and stealing others' content. "A business negotiation is going on, with lawsuits and people feeding misinformation out," Mr Page said. "In my opinion, this is about money."

Google is undertaking a controversial project to scan every book in some of the biggest libraries in the world. Mr Page said the company would not provide that content to users unless it had the approval of the copyright owner. The scheme would produce a web-based card catalogue instead. "We follow copyright laws. Where we don't have permission, we won't show you the content," Mr Page said.

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