Google, the tech giant, is set to revolutionize Android phones globally with its latest AI innovation, Gemini Nano, serving as live scam detection to safeguard users from fraudulent activities.
Announcing this groundbreaking feature at its annual developer conference, Google unveiled a suite of AI-related updates aimed at enhancing user security and experience.
Gemini Nano, powered by AI, will now actively detect scam phone calls in real-time, issuing warnings to users and empowering them to steer clear of potential fraud.
“Google’s Gemini Nano will revolutionize how users interact with their Android phones, providing real-time protection against scam calls,” stated a spokesperson from Google during the conference.
Initially available for Google’s Pixel devices, Gemini Nano will soon be integrated into other Android phones, enabling advanced contextual understanding of various elements such as sights, sounds, and spoken language.
Moreover, Gemini Nano’s multimodal capabilities will extend to TalkBack, benefiting individuals with blindness or low vision.
“Through Gemini Nano, Google is committed to enhancing accessibility and security for all Android users, including those with visual impairments,” highlighted the spokesperson.
In addition to scam detection, Google also announced upgrades to its Circle to Search feature, catering to the needs of students by providing step-by-step instructions for solving complex math and physics problems directly from digital documents.
“Today marks a significant leap in Google’s AI capabilities, empowering users with enhanced search functionalities and educational support,” affirmed the spokesperson.
Furthermore, Google introduced advancements in its Gemini Pro 1.5 model, enhancing the Google flagship chatbot’s ability to analyze vast amounts of data and provide comprehensive responses.
“With Gemini Pro 1.5, Google continues to lead the way in AI innovation, offering users unparalleled access to sophisticated language understanding tools,” emphasized the spokesperson.
Google’s AI updates coincide with the recent announcement by its main competitor, OpenAI, unveiling ChatGPT-4o, an updated version of ChatGPT-4, designed to handle text and audio in 50 languages.