Vector-enabled databases: unlock semantic search!

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Unlock the power of generative AI! Learn how vector embeddings and Google Cloud databases (AlloyDB, Spanner, Cloud SQL, BigQuery, Firestore) revolutionize data handling for AI applications. Discover how to represent unstructured data semantically and build powerful AI-driven solutions. #GenerativeAI #VectorEmbeddings #GoogleCloudAI #AlloyDB #Spanner #CloudSQL #BigQuery #Firestore #MachineLearning



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