Apple Hired one of Google's Most Important Vice Presidents

Apple has hired one of Google's most important senior vice presidents to improve the services it offers to customers.

Apple Employee Important Google Vice Presidents

Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), recently hired John Giannandrea, one of the most important senior vice presidents of Google, he dealing with the search and artificial intelligence division. The president of Apple, Tim Cook, announced the entry of John Giannandrea into the Apple team through an internal memo sent to employees, who will take care of Apple's artificial intelligence.

Giannandrea comes to the Apple company after 8 years spent at Google, where he coordinated the development of the Google Search search engine, but also of artificial intelligence for many products. The move is an extremely important one for Apple, which managed to convince a basic person from Google to come and improve its artificial intelligence system.

Apple hired one of Google's most important vice presidents

Giannandrea had an important role in improving Gmail and Google Assistant, and for Siri it could solve the big problems that the assistant has now. Those from Apple employ many engineers to improve the Siri personal assistant, and with Giannandrea's vast experience, those from Cupertino could put Siri back on the "right path".

"Mr. Giannandrea, a 53-year-old native of Scotland known to colleagues as "JG," helped lead the push to integrate AI throughout Google's products, including internet search, Gmail and its own digital assistant, dubbed the Google assistant. John shares our commitment to privacy and our thoughtful approach as we make computers even smarter and more personal."

Apple tries by any means to improve its services for customers around the world, and hirings like this are meant to make everything easier for Americans. It is hard to say how long it will take until the arrival of Giannandrea will be felt within Apple, so it will be many months until the services of the Americans will improve.