This new assistant will be available on Google Pixel smartphones via the Gemini app later this year.
A demo at Google I/O showed how Gemini analyzes its environment and makes predictions about what’s going on, much like ChatGPT does.
Google demonstrated how AI can identify areas, help users understand code, and even come up with names for a group that includes a tiger and a dog in the frame.
Project Astra is multi-modal, allowing it to process and combine different types of data, such as video and text, to better understand context.
During the presentation, Google demonstrated how the assistant recognizes a person’s glasses in real time using a smartphone camera.
Although the exact release date of Project Astra is not yet known, the company is trying to deliver it to users as soon as possible.
Source: Ferra
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