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Some interesting behind-the-scenes details from this week’s Wired #GadgetLab podcast—in which they discuss #GoogleIO2024, search, and the current state of #AI.

Podcast link:
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Behind-the-scenes: heads.social/@snackfight/11244

overcast.fmThe End of Google Search As We Know It — Gadget Lab: Weekly Tech News from WIREDGoogle held its annual I/O developer event this week. The company gathered software developers, business partners, and folks from the technology press at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California, just down the road from Google corporate headquarters for a two-hour presentation. There were Android announcements, there were chatbot announcements. Somebody even blasted rainbow-colored robes into the crowd using a T-shirt cannon. But most of the talk at I/O centered around artificial intelligence. Nearly everything Google showed off at the event was enhanced in some way by the company’s Gemini AI model. And some of the most shocking announcements came in the realm of AI-powered search, an area where Google is poised to upend everyone’s expectations about how to find things on the internet—for better or for worse.This week, WIRED senior writer Paresh Dave joins us to unpack everything Google announced at I/O, and to help us understand how search engines will evolve for the AI era. Show Notes:Read our…
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Google's Project Gameface is an accessibility app for hands-free gaming that uses a camera to detect head movements and facial gestures and convert it to input. Now Google is bringing it to Android as a way to move a virtual cursor. buff.ly/4bDhcnk #ProjectGameface #Accessibility #GoogleIO2024 #Android

developers.googleblog.comProject Gameface launches on AndroidWe've open sourced the code for Project Gameface so developers and enterprises can leverage it to build new experiences with increased accessibility.
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Android 15 Beta 2 introduces new privacy and security features including a "Private space" that requires authentication to launch sensitive apps, more protection against malware running in the background, and new multitasking options for big-screen devices. buff.ly/44Hb4Ia #GoogleIO2024 #Android15 #Android #Google

Android Developers BlogThe Second Beta of Android 15The Android 15 beta is now available on across devices, with everything you need to try Android 15 features, test your apps, and give us feedback.
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