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Translate now has 133 languages it can work with, with 33 new ones added to its offline mode.
8:39 AM: “Your camera is the next keyboard.”
He’s addressing Lens capabilities, including shopping and homework.
New Announcement: Visual search has moved from a novelty to a reality.
The age of visual search is here."
He’s saying that translation will help you translate the whole picture, not just the text.
8:42 AM:Liz Reid is now demoing some Lens capabilities.
“With Lens, if you could see it, you could search it.”
Lens' multi-search lets you search for variations of color for products.
The demo phone is not available, so she’s moving on.
It’s now officially live on mobile, globally.
8:46 AM: Raghavan is talking about large language models.
8:49 AM:No One Right Answer, or NORA.
Raghavan talks how Bard can offer up contextual information, rather than just facts.
8:51 AM: Next month they’ll start onboarding developers for additional work on Generative AI.
8:52 AM:Exploring the real world, via Google Maps.
Chris Phillips is up now to talk about how AI will improve things.
He’s talking about how maps used to be - gasp - printed on paper.
Immersive view is a new way to explore.
It uses AI to fuse “billions” of images from street view.
Rolling out today in London, Tokyo, and a few other cities with more coming in the future.
Also introduced Search with Live View…
Currently in cities like Paris, coming to more soon.
8:59 AM: Indoor Live View is expanding to 1000 new places.
Waze will let you specify your EV plug pop in to find the right charger, as well.
And how they’re integrating artificial intelligence (AI).
She brought out the Blobs!
9:08 AM: She’s talking about how AI will allow greater access to classical art and more.
And now they’re adding 3D AR models to the art and culture app.
9:09 AM:Prabhakar Raghavan is back on the stage, summing things up.
Hes explaining how AI will help us all communicate via various languages and images.
The presentation ended at 9:10 AM.
