The annual Google I/O 2023 developer conference kicked off yesterday in Mountain View, California, USA, where Google announced all new content for devices, operating systems, services, and applications with a focus on artificial intelligence.
At this year's I/O 2023 conference, Google focused on generative AI and billed itself as a leader in AI technology over the past decade, unveiling several AI products used by billions of people. People use it every day, and he uses this year to make his products even more useful. Therefore, it is already included in all services and devices offered by Google.
Here are the biggest things Google announced during I/O 2023:
1- The Bard chatbot is open to everyone:
Yesterday, Google announced the launch of the chatbot Bard, which is based on artificial intelligence and is available to the public in 180 countries, and indicated that it will be able to interact with Bard in two new languages, Korean and Japanese, in addition to the English language to present it. Supported languages. The list has been expanded to include 40 more languages. , for some time also Arabic.
Google also announced that it currently has a great bot based on the (PaLM 2) model - a new generation of Large Language Models (PaLM), which the company also presented at its developer conference yesterday and which is now available in more than 25 languages in products and functions used.
PaLM 2 is faster and more efficient than previous models because it supports multiple languages, including more than 100 languages, which greatly improves its ability to understand, generate, and translate accurate text, and also aids in programming.
Google has trained it on huge amounts of publicly available source code data, which means it's proficient in popular programming languages like Python and JavaScript, but can also generate specialized code in languages like Prolog, Fortran, and Verilog.
2- Duet AI Smart Assistant in the Workspace app:
Google also announced at the conference (I / O 2023) the addition of an assistant (Duet AI) based on generative artificial intelligence in all its office software packages (workspace) to help users write, organize and create images, etc. to help speed up workflow.
Duet AI is Google's answer to Copilot and is based on AI provided by Microsoft in the Microsoft 365 application bundle.
3- New features in Photos, Maps and Gmail:
Google also announced a number of smart new features across its Maps, Photos and email (Gmail) services yesterday to provide users with a better experience.
Google has introduced a new feature called (Magic Editor) in the image service, which relies on artificial intelligence and allows complex adjustments without professional editing skills, as certain changes can be made to the image. For example: the sky or the background. You can also use it to create new content to fill in the gaps left after the change.
At the event, Google gave two examples of this feature. The first photo is a photo of a woman behind the waterfall. If the woman in the photo is moved to the right, the waterfall will improve and the color of the sky will be modified, and the person in the photo will also be removed.
The second example is a picture of a child sitting on a bench with a bunch of colorful balloons in his hand. However, there is a part of the image that is not shown. When the seat and child are moved, the function takes over to finish the balloons and improve the background.
While I introduced a feature in Gmail called Write for Me that allows the user to create an email body by typing something in the email that he wants to write or the message he wants to write, he wants to send it to someone once the job writes you what you want, and you can change text to better suit your needs.
also; Google announced a new feature called "Route Immersive Mode" in the Maps service that allows the user to see a live and interactive 3D form of the flight path, allowing him to navigate and see the route clearly as if he were reading it from taking a look from an aerial perspective.
The feature uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to combine billions of Street View and aerial imagery to create a comprehensive digital model of the world.
4- Cheap Pixel 7A phones:
Yesterday, Google also announced the (Pixel 7a) phone, which has a 6.1-inch screen and works with a (Tensor G2) processor identical to the main Google phone models: Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, except for the latest and most. Pixel phones are expensive. Skin wrinkles.
The phone has a dual rear camera. The main camera has a resolution of 64 megapixels, while the second camera contains a wide-angle lens with a resolution of 13 megapixels, and there is a single-lens front camera with a resolution of 13 megapixels.
5- Pixel foldable phone:
After a long wait, Google entered the foldable mobile phone market and announced yesterday the launch of the Pixel Fold mobile phone. Apple was already in this market.
The new phone features a 5.8-inch external screen and a larger 7.2-inch internal screen, both of which are OLED.
The phone also has a triple-lens rear camera. The main camera is 48 megapixels with OIS support, the second camera is 10.8 megapixels and the third is 10.8 megapixels. While it packs two selfie cameras, each with a resolution of 8.3 megapixels, the first on the device's external screen, and the second on the large internal screen.
It is powered by a Google processor (Tensor G2), has 12GB of RAM and two internal storage options of 256GB or 512GB.
The phone, whose price starts at $1,800, is available for pre-order now on the company's website, and the company will start launching it in June.
6- pixel tablet:
Yesterday, Google introduced the Pixel tablet, which has an elegant aluminum design and is covered with a unique nano-ceramic layer for protection, making it a suitable choice for entertainment and games.
The device has an 11-inch screen with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels and comes in three colors: white, dark green and light pink.
The device is paired with a Tensor G2 processor with 8GB of RAM and two internal storage options of 128GB or 256GB.
The device comes with an accessory (headphone charging station) that contains a speaker and allows you to charge the device. Connect a Pixel tablet to it and it becomes: the Nest Hub Max, Google's $250 smart display that launched in 2019.
Keep in mind, however, that (the Pixel tablet) isn't a smart display, and while it's an Android tablet with different capabilities than the Nest Hub display, this accessory makes it a useful smart home device that you can use without it.
The phone starts at $499 and is available for pre-order now on the company's website. Shipping begins June 20th.