Tim Bajarin is a Contributor at Creative Strategies. He is a recognized high-tech analyst and columnist, focusing on personal computers, consumer technology, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with healthcare, medical technology, and robotics. Tim's insights and expertise have been featured in NewsBreak, RamaOnHealthcare, Fast Company, and Forbes.
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By: Tim Bajarin
Tim Bajarin, Contributor 4 min read At Google's recent developer conference a bold strategy was unveiled. AFP via Getty Images
