According to a report from the New York Times, Google is working on more than 20 different AI products that could be presented during its I/O 2023 conference in May. One such feature aimed at consumers will be a new Pixel feature where users can create their own wallpapers. It’s not clear if it will work the same way as DALL-E, with a text prompt, or if it will work some other way.
Another new feature is said to be Image Generation Studio, which creates and edits images. However, it is unclear if this product is intended for consumers or another target group. Other products in development also include Shopping Experience and 3D shoe creation Maya, which can help create 3D models of shoes, a typically time-consuming and expensive process for brands. YouTube will also get features that can generate summaries for videos and an option to get a green screen easily.
For developers, Colab + Android Studio should be able to “generate, complete, and fix code” to facilitate Android application development.
Finally, more chatbot features are said to be coming to Google search, to compete with Microsoft which is also said to be preparing similar features for its Bing search engine.
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