A new version of Google Maps is set to be launched later this year, and will use artificial intelligence to provide enhanced personal recommendations for users. Maps will generate lists of Michelin-starred restaurants, for example, or popular brunch spots depending on your context and the time of day. The company has been working on the project since last year with a team that includes former Apple engineers who worked at its Cupertino, California, headquarters. The new version will also give users the ability to rate venues more accurately to provide personalised recommendations, and to suggest a number of venues to a group of friends for them to decide which to visit. The new app will be available on Android and iOS.
A new version of Google Maps is set to be launched later this year, and will use artificial intelligence to provide enhanced personal recommendations for users. The company has been working on the project since last year with a team that includes former Apple engineers who worked at its Cupertino, California, headquarters. The new version will also give users the ability to rate venues more accurately to provide personalised recommendations, and to suggest a number of venues to a group of friends for them to decide which to visit. The new app will be available on Android and iOS.