Google Instant Pages: Why your computer should be able to read your mind.

slate.com — Chrome is reading my mind. When I type a search query in Google's Web browser, it offers me the most likely results right in the address bar. It doesn't just offer suggestions for keywords, as other browsers do, but actual resultsâwhen I type Virginia W, t Aug 4, 2011 View in Crawl 4

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Google Instant Pages: Why your computer should be able to read your mind.

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ChelseaDane Aug 7, 2011

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haha good info thanks!!

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haha good info thanks!!

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haha good info thanks!!

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Simple, Google makes it easy for you.

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Pattern recognition ≠ mind reading.

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Check assignmenthelp.net

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Google's telescreens

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Although the results were crude, the computer was able to correctly reproduce the rough.We believe that no one should be subjected to any form of brain-reading.Related Articles.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.