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Every year, Google takes to Google I/O to announce its plans for the coming year. While the event itself will run for several days, the opening keynote presentation covers all the major announcements, from the newest version of Android, to the latest versions of the Pixel smartphones.
Related Videos AI features in Gmail, Maps, and Photos AI is Google’s big theme at this I/O, and it makes sense that Google is adding some useful new AI-powered features to its apps. Previous Next 1 of 2 Google Maps is also getting extra AI smarts through Immersive View for routes. Later this year, users in a number of cities will be able to use Immersive View to zoom along a 3D generated simulation of their route, allowing them to see landmarks along the way from a birds eye view. Maps will even generate traffic amounts depending on how busy it expects the route to be at that time, and even inserts the correct weather.
Google Bard will soon be available for everyone It wouldn’t be an AI-focused Google I/O without Bard, Google’s own version of ChatGPT. As you might expect, Google had some big news for us about Bard, and the biggest is probably that the waitlist is going away. Yes, Bard will soon no longer have gated access, and you’ll be able to chat to Google’s own AI soon. Google Bard will also be available in Japanese and Korean from today, with 40 other languages also coming soon.
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