Google’s getting ready for its biggest developer conference of the year, I/O 2025. The two-day event will be held on May 20-21 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. The innovative tech giant is making final preparations to bring forth an exciting new line of products from their deep roster. So stay tuned for exciting news on its AI projects and Android’s latest world-changing developments!
Leading up to the big day, Google made a big pivot. It created a new virtual event, The Android Show, specifically to show off Android-related news. This tactical maneuver gave the company ample opportunity to focus all strategic eyes on Android innovations before the big tentpole conference. TechCrunch covered this on a different but related day, underscoring Google’s goal to keep developers the most informed and updated with the newest features, tools and improvements.
Last year, one of the biggest surprises Google had in store for attendees were the AI-themed announcements scattered throughout I/O. One such announcement within these was the release of LearnLM, a new family of big AI models specifically fine-tuned to educational use cases. Through this initiative, we are committed to improving experiences for both learners and educators by using machine learning technology at the cutting edge.
Beyond instructional resources, Google’s AI Studio developer platform has released code examples to “Computer Usage.” Observers are hopeful that this reference could be a link to Mariner. This project is a big opportunity to improve AI technology in Google’s closed ecosystem, though.
As a closing stunt, Google previewed major upcoming updates to its Gemini Ultra platform. These updates will probably be used to roll out a subscription model that’s way more expensive. The new and improved Gemini Ultra is designed to give users the best features and performance available on the market.
Kyle Wiggers, TechCrunch’s AI Editor, noted the significance of these developments in shaping the future of both education and general computing through advanced technology.
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We’re counting the days until I/O 2025! Google needs to come back with innovations that are truly above and beyond a round of software updates. For developers, and techies in general, the conference will be a landmark event.
