The next event that Google will celebrate, its highly anticipated I/O, is about to take place. This May 14th, Google I/O will once again take place and, as expected, Artificial Intelligence will have a great prominence in the Keynote, a technology that is evolving by leaps and bounds in recent years, and that the big technology companies are applying to offer new services or improve existing ones.
Google I/O, Google AI
As can be found on Google’s specific website for I/O, this event is just around the corner, and there is a lot of expectation surrounding it. Nothing has been officially revealed, but it is an open secret that, once again, Artificial Intelligence will be the protagonist in a conference where Google will announce exciting news, especially regarding new features of Gemini that will be added to its increasingly extensive catalog of services.
Google, on the other hand, has already left the access link to the Keynote and inside it has a brief trailer, which will remain until the event begins on May 14th at 19:00 Spanish time (in Pacific time, where the event takes place, it will be at 10:00). From there, you will be able to enjoy live each of the announcements that the Californian company has prepared for I/O 2024.
Gemini, the big bet
Google Gemini, the system developed by Google and presented at the end of 2023, is currently one of the Artificial Intelligences that generates the most expectation in the sector. And it is not for less, after the flashy presentation of its multiple capabilities at an event where Google made it clear that they are working in this market with more than conclusive results. Therefore, taking into account what Gemini was already capable of at the end of last year, it is more than likely that in this new I/O it will show what Gemini is capable of today.
In fact, there are many rumors about the innovations that Gemini can present. One of the most recent, for example, was about the possibility that this AI generates secure passwords for users. In addition, in recent weeks, Gemini has continued to expand rapidly; proof of this is its recent arrival to Android Studio, where it brings new features and improvements to this service.