With the release of the Pixel 9, Google allegedly plans to deploy Pixie, a super-advanced AI assistant based on Gemini.
Google has invested heavily in artificial intelligence research over the past decade, and it paid off when researchers developed transformer algorithms in 2017—then it did nothing with it. Transformers are the underlying technology for all the fancy new generative AI applications. It was caught flatfooted when Microsoft integrated ChatGPT, but Google is getting back on track with the release of its Gemini AI. A new report claims Gemini is just the beginning. With the release of the Pixel 9, Google allegedly plans to deploy Pixie, a super-advanced AI assistant based on Gemini.
The Gemini AI comes in three different sizes, including a „nano“ implementation for mobile devices. This model is already being used on the company’s current Pixel phones for enhanced smart reply and summarizing in the Recorder app.
