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Google's upcoming developer conference, Google I/O, scheduled to begin on May 14th, is set to revolve around advancements in artificial intelligence. With a keynote starting at 1PM ET, the event will delve into various AI-related topics and innovations.
The keynote, which will be livestreamed on Google's website and YouTube channel, is expected to span several hours. During this time, Google will detail its AI initiatives, including combining AI with Search and generative AI technologies. This could involve discussions on AI conversation practice for language learners, image generation for shopping experiences, and virtual try-on capabilities.
Moreover, Google aims to transform smartphones into more advanced AI devices, incorporating generative AI features into its apps. Features such as AI-powered assistance for dining, shopping, and finding EV chargers in Google Maps may be highlighted.
There are also rumors of a new, more personalized version of Google's digital assistant, known as "Pixie," which is expected to integrate multimodal features like object recognition and navigation assistance.
The conference might not heavily focus on hardware announcements, considering the recent launch of the Pixel 8A and the re-release of the Pixel Tablet. However, teasers for upcoming products like the Pixel 9 and the Pixel Tablet 2 are anticipated. Additionally, Google may discuss its next iteration of foldable devices, potentially named the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.