Don’t believe what your phone will do soon: Google makes history

A year after a Jeepy Chat, Google joins the celebration: At the global cellular conference in Barcelona, ​​Google has unveiled the future of the conversational artificial intelligence with Jamini Leib, the development that will make your smartphone an interactive personal assistant, capable of seeing and understanding the world around you in real time.

About a year ago, Google first introduced the “Astra Project”, a demonstration of artificial intelligence that could process live video and answer real -time questions. Now, this development is realized in the character of Jamini Live, which will be available to Android users at the end of March.

So far, Jamini could process different text, pictures and types of documents. With Jamini Leib, he will get a new ability of live video processing and screen sharing. Simply put, you can open your phone camera and show Jamini Live anything, and can answer questions and provide relevant real -time information. You can also share your screen, and ask for Jamini Leib help with various actions, such as online shopping or technical problem solving.

In the demo video, the user scanned his phone in the room, and Jamini Leib provided information about various objects, such as computer code, speakers and network diagram. He also remembered where the user put his glasses earlier in the video. Google guarantees that Jamini Live will be a personal assistant who can help with a wide range of tasks. For example, you can use it to get information about new places you visit, get help with clothing, or learn new things while watching a tutorial.

Gemini Live with video capabilities will come to the Jamini app at Android at the end of March and will only be available for subscribers of the AI ​​Premium program, which costs $ 20 a month. This subscription provides access to Jamini’s advanced models.

Live video processing is a complex and resource task. Google is aware that running Jamini Live will consume much more processing power than text or images. Google may absorb significant financial losses in the initial stage, but it believes that the new development will increase the use of Gemini and help it compete with OpenAi and other artificial intelligence companies.

Despite Google’s presence in the cellular market, the use of Gemini is still significantly lower than that of OpenAi’s artificial intelligence tools that, as mentioned, already provides a “jeep eye” service of Chat Jeepy for about a year.