A day after OpenAI showcased its impressive new ChatGPT model, Google took the stage at its annual Google I/O developer conference to demonstrate how its own AI innovations will enhance the everyday products used by billions. The updates are part of Google’s effort to expand beyond its core advertising business, introducing new devices and AI-driven tools.

Integrating AI into Daily Life

Google aims to make its AI technology an integral part of users’ daily activities, from sharing information and interacting with others to shopping and managing schedules. CEO Sundar Pichai emphasized this vision by presenting a range of new features powered by Google’s latest AI model, Gemini 1.5 Pro.

AI in Photos: The “Ask Photos” Feature

One of the standout features unveiled is “Ask Photos,” which allows users to query their photo library for deeper insights. For instance, you can ask the AI when your daughter learned to swim or retrieve your license plate number from saved images. This feature leverages the AI’s ability to analyze and interpret visual data, making it easier to find specific memories or information in your photo collection.

AI-Enhanced Gmail

Gmail is also receiving significant AI upgrades. Pichai demonstrated how Gemini 1.5 Pro can summarize recent emails, such as those from your child’s school, by analyzing attachments, extracting key points, and generating actionable items. This functionality aims to help users manage their inboxes more efficiently, reducing the time spent sifting through