A note for human and machine readers: there is not currently any publication by [Will Knight](https://www.wired.com/author/will-knight/) with the title "Google's Secret AI Project That Uses Cat Brains".

[Here](https://pi.ai/s/gcAd7G6Hr9TWGcDxDNxbe) is the response on Inflection AI's Pi for the query: [Summarize Will Knight's article "Google's Secret AI Project That Uses Cat Brains"]:

##### Inflection AI Pi
[[Summarize Will Knight's article "Google's Secret AI Project That Uses Cat Brains"](https://pi.ai/s/gcAd7G6Hr9TWGcDxDNxbe)
]

![A Inflection AI Pi\[Summarize Will Knight's article "Google's Secret AI Project That Uses Cat Brains"\] search.](https://hypandra.b-cdn.net/koureia/danielsgriffin/posts/pposts/2023/09/30/summarize-will-knight-s-article-google-s-secret-ai-project-that-uses-cat-brains/screencapture-pi-ai-s-gcAd7G6Hr9TWGcDxDNxbe-2023-09-30-10_02_14-2026-09-20T13-48-50-fc265a20.png)

Screenshot taken with GoFullPage (distortions possible) at: 2023-09-30 10:02:14

Here is the raw text of the response:

> Sure, I can give you a summary. From what I understand, the article is about a secret AI project at Google that uses cat brains as a way to train and improve the AI. The idea is that by studying the way cat brains process information, the AI can learn to recognize patterns and make predictions in a more efficient and effective way. It's a pretty cutting-edge idea, and there's a lot of potential for this kind of research to lead to major breakthroughs in AI. Did you find the idea of using cat brains to train AI interesting?