Google I/O 2024: Everything Revealed in 12 Minutes (AI column)
One day passed with GPT-4o announced by OpenAI Google I/O, which can be viewed as 12minutely cutting of key moments from CNET. It’s funny that the Google I/O event itself can be replaced with a single letter and renamed Google AI, which was mostly talked about from the stage:)
Project Astra - how Gemini can work with video from the camera of the phone and perceive the surrounding space Veo Generative AI Video Model - a model for video generation Sora Trillium TPU - the sixth generation of processors for processing tensors (into 4.7 more effectively than before) Axion Processor - custom ARM processor Gemini AI Google Search - how AI is embedded in Google Search: AI Overviews as an additional block at the top of the search results, then an example of finding restaurants for a specific task
- Gemini AI Video Search - video search, when you shoot something with your smartphone camera and ask a question, looks interesting Gemini AI 'Live' Voice Chat is a voice assistant that you can naturally talk to in real-time Gemini AI Gems - personalized assistants who can be given instructions and then behave according to them
- Android 15 AI Powered Search - AI is in full swing in Android (First on the Pixel and then on other phones.)Three changes were shown: search improvements, gemini becomes an assistant on Android, the new AI gemini model will work on the device.
- Circle to Search - Search by circle:) Gemini AI Context Aware - Context-based discussion (in the demo example with communication about pickleball and tennis - questions, generation of pictures, questions on video)
- Android 15 with Gemini Nano with Multimodality - more about the model running on the device (Geini Nano with multimodeling, on-device foundational model) How many times AI was mentioned at Google I/O
P.S. On Google I/O, there were many examples of AI being used in all of the company’s products. It seems like a great way to make AI ubiquitous on Google’s part and find where it really does good for users and then monetize it:)
P.P.S. But even on Google I/O day, OpenAI had some interesting news. Leaving Ilya SutskeverChief scientist and co-founder of the company. If you recall the melodrama with the departure of Sam Altman and his return to OpenAI, this news does not seem particularly unexpected, since Ilya participated in this story as one of the instigators, most of whom have long since left the company. But Ilya first lost his seat on the board after Sam returned, and now he has gone to do something he tweeted about.
I am excited for what comes next — a project that is very personally meaningful to me about which I will share details in due time.
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