Zoubin Ghahramani, VP of Google Research, presenting at a Google AI keynote in NYC.
Google has been a leader in developing advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning models way before the generative AI craze began.
However, the company's generative AI efforts have paled in comparison to those of competitors, such as OpenAI and Microsoft, who are currently dominating the space with ChatGPT and Bing Chat. Even Google's direct answer to those services, Google Bard, has been underwhelming and fallen short of expectations.
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To accelerate its growth and hopefully bridge the innovation gap, Google will have to come up with something better than the competition, and what better time to do so than at Google I/O on May 10?
The annual developer conference brings together professionals from across the globe to learn more about the company's latest software and hardware innovations, so it's near-definite that Google will use the stage this time around to announce its hottest, latest developments in AI.
Here's a round-up of what ZDNET expects Google to announce going into event day.
