Unpacking Google’s MASSIVE Launch Day At I/O 2024!
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- Google I/O 2024 was a laundry list of AI launches, with Google trying their best to position themselves as the leading company in AI. Pete breaks down the key parts of their long keynotes and how to understand Google’s approach to AI moving forward.
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0:00 Intro
0:29 Google I/O 2024
15:04 Quick hitters - Věda a technologie
Yeah, I agree Pete. Open AI was demonstrating what they are launching in the coming week. Google was showcasing what they are working on. What is working on is no relevance until you have it in your hands.
Great video, thanks Pete!
Thanks again Pete!
Most of the demos were pre-rendered audio/video
You people here are so negative like wake up saying let's talk negative about other company 🤔🤔
but why many people comment like this? are you openai or apple fanboys? or just google haters?
@@demetrionavarro4571 because for a system like this to be widely accepted across humanity there need to be low friction to entry. Thus, low latency is one of the most important features. Without showing it live, we do not have a grasp for how long it would actually take
Yes they just hate because that gets view looks this guy cannot even write hello code and talking about ai such a fool looks like Chinese spy agent from china.
One day I’ll be able to say I subbed to this guy when he just had 2.5k subs and no one would believe me
You missed the importance of Gemini Nano, something almost everybody does, because the consequences are vast. For one you have a multimodal model local on the device, for people outside the US where data protection is still worth something, many of the OpenAI features will be practically a no go at least in a professional context, due to its problematic usage of data. In addition, there will be third-party applications which can be built with data protection in mind, directly for your device.
OpenAI 4o might be shiny, but its usage is far less than presented. The desktop application is mac only (and there is still no message, that that will change). OpenAI on devices outside the private use is questionable due to the data protection problems (project astra will have the same problems, but Gemini Nano is able to compensate somewhat). And the free 4o usage is limited and the results are not so much better that it is worth the money (especially with all the open-source models, which are able to run locally) and due to agentic systems with RAG and tooling support on top of a locally run model the results are much better as a single search with a better model.
Google just a follower