The narrator introduces Gemini, Google's new multimodal AI model that can reason across different inputs like text, images, video, and code. Gemini 1.5 Pro delivers breakthroughs in long context, running 1 million tokens in production. Gemini is being used to power a new search experience that allows more complex, multimodal queries.
Google Photos can now understand queries with images, identifying objects and responding with relevant information. The narrator demonstrates asking Photos to read a license plate number from a photo.
The narrator introduces Gemini 1.5 Flash, optimized for low latency tasks at scale. Developers can access up to 2 million tokens.
Google is announcing their 6th generation TPU, Trillium, with 4.7x increased performance per chip. They are also offering new ARM-based Axion CPUs and Nvidia's Blackwell GPUs. The improved hardware will power advances in AI.
Gemini is transforming Google Search to provide AI-generated overviews summarizing different perspectives, allow multi-step reasoning to research complex questions, and soon organize inspiration pages around topics utilizing contextual factors. Video search is demonstrated.
The narrator shows how Gemini for Workspace can suggest actions to organize Gmail attachments into Drive folders and spreadsheets. Features like automating these workflows and analyzing spreadsheet data through natural language Q&A are coming later this year.
The narrator introduces trip planning and spreadsheet analysis features coming to the Gemini app. Gemini will utilize multimodal inputs and outputs to act as a personal assistant. Gems allow users to create custom interactions with Gemini as personal experts on any topic.
The narrator announces several AI innovations from Google, including:
Gemini models are being used by over 1.5 million developers and integrated across Google products like search, photos, and Android to enable new AI capabilities.
They introduce Project Astra, agents that process information faster by encoding video frames and speech into event timelines for efficient recall.
They announce vo, a new generative video model that creates high quality 1080p videos from text, image and video prompts with creative control.
The new 6th generation TPUs called Trillium offer 4.7x greater performance and will be available to Cloud customers in late 2024.
Search is being revamped with AI overviews and organized results pages starting in the US, providing more inspirational and contextual answers.
The narrator demonstrates the new Live search feature that allows back-and-forth conversation with Gemini using speech and interrupting capabilities.
They announce Android updates focused on AI, including on-screen search, Gemini assistant features, and on-device AI with the new Gemini Nano model enabling multimodal understanding.
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Sam Altman discusses the stranger parts of running OpenAI, like no longer being anonymous in public. He shares his perspective on AI progress and capabilities. OpenAI recently launched multimodal GPT-4, which works across text, voice and vision. Altman is very excited by it, using it for easy voice-controlled web searches while working. He doesn't think GPT-5 will be the next big launch, as OpenAI figures out AI naming and releases. He believes specialized AI models will be less important than general intelligence models capable of reasoning. Altman thinks regulation around advanced AI could be reasonable to address catastrophic risk. He aims for OpenAI to keep improving models rapidly, serving them iteratively to benefit from feedback. Altman is more interested in human-centric AI future designs. He expects AI assistants to remain distinct entities from individual humans. Altman believes intelligence progress will likely continue exponentially, with more demand than supply of AI compute. He thinks transformative AI could take a decade to fundamentally reshape society.
The narrator provides commentary while watching Google's 2024 I/O event announcements. Key points include:
Google Gemini updates - increased context window to 2 million tokens, additions to Google Photos, Google Workspace and Google Search.
Project Astra demo - conversational AI assistant that can see, reason about visual surroundings, understand code, and recall previous facts.
Gemini 1.5 Flash - faster, cheaper AI model optimized for scale.
Generative video - VR creates high quality AI videos from text, image and video prompts.
The narrator is impressed by Project Astra's breadth of knowledge and finds generative video capabilities exciting. Overall commentary is positive about Google's continued AI focus and developments.
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OpenAI released GPT-4o, an AI model that is far superior to previous models in capabilities and performance across many domains including language, coding, math, and more.
GPT-4o is multimodal - it can process and generate text, images, audio natively in one model rather than having to connect separate modules. This makes it much faster and higher quality.
It massively outperforms other models on benchmark tests. On coding tasks it scores 1790 adjusted Lo compared to the next best at 1144. It can solve problems an order of magnitude more complex, like International Math Olympiad questions.
GPT-4o can act as a real-time coding assistant - it can describe code shared with it, understand plots and outputs, answer questions, and suggest improvements. This could replace existing coding aids.
It can also defeat the top chess engines by solving complex chess puzzles with 50.1% accuracy, more than double prior best models. And it can emulate the game mechanics of Pokemon Red in text form.
The model has many more capabilities not shown in the demo, like generating images with text, creating 3D renderings, and more. It will be available in ChatGPT for free and paid users soon.