![]() Also on the list is a “Workspace AI collaborator,” designed to leverage its models for things like Google Docs and Gmail. A new version of Bard and AI-based upgrades to search are said to also be on their way. Codenamed “Unified Language Model,” the system can generate content in 100 different languages, and the company has reportedly used it to analyze writing, coding and math tests. PaLM 2, the latest version of the company’s LLM (large language model) is set to take center stage. In a bit of a refreshing change, these ones are focused on the AI side of things, which we anticipate will monopolize a second keynote immediately following the first. Expected launch is June 20.Īnother entirely different leak also arrived recently, by way of internal documents. The front- and rear-facing cameras are megapixel, and the system ships with the dock, which looks like it effectively turns it into one, big Nest Hub-style product. So, a quick rundown there: Same Tensor G2 found in the rest of tomorrow’s devices (following the Pixel 7’s launch) coupled with 8GB of RAM and either 128 or 256GB of storage. Someone pulled the wrong lever somewhere, and tossed up the Pixel Tablet product page. Anyway, at least one of the more recent Google I/O leaks comes courtesy of Amazon. I’m not mad, so much as slightly annoyed, crammed into a Delta economy seat, writing about the news I’m ostensibly flying across the country to cover. There are days I think Google wants all of its announcements leaked out ahead of time. That means all three of the expected pieces of hardware - including the Pixel 7a and Pixel Tablet - have officially been announced. The company gave a good look at the upcoming foldable smartphone from just about every angle. Update: Google just went ahead and announced the Pixel Fold over on Twitter.
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