By 2025, Google intends to immediately incorporate Gemini, their cutting-edge AI language models, into Android handsets. This comes after the release of Gemini Nano, a scaled-down model that needs an internet connection.
By doing away with the requirement for continuous connectivity, these models are intended to improve privacy and user experience on devices. The major aim of this technology is to enhance the capability of the device to provide users with more security and a better experience.
With 1.56 trillion parameters, Gemini Ultra’s language abilities are comparable to OpenAI’s GPT-4. Despite a decline in the smartphone market, its integration can bring new capabilities to Android users and increase sales.
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Analysts predict that advances in AI will fuel a “supercycle” in AI. Some are skeptical that recent developments will lead to broad improvements, despite enthusiasm.
Still, Google and other internet behemoths are putting money into chatbots and virtual assistants driven by AI. These are being done for the easiness of users.
In keeping with CEO Sundar Pichai’s vision of a single AI agent supporting customers throughout its ecosystem, Google relaunched its Bard app as Gemini.
Advanced AI has been included in Android phones, hinting at a smarter, more customized mobile experience. The exact magnitude of this change is still unknown, though.
