All the big news from I/O 2024

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The Gemini era continues

Yesterday we kicked off Google I/O, our biggest developer conference of the year. We shared a lot of news from the I/O stage, including the progress we're making to bring the latest AI capabilities to our products and put those advances — like multimodality, long context and agentive capabilities — into the hands of developers. Read all about it from our CEO Sundar Pichai in an edited transcript of his keynote.

Here we go, I/O

10 things we announced at I/O 2024

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Meet Gemini 1.5 Flash, designed to be lighter weight and cost-efficient — while still featuring multimodal reasoning capabilities and breakthrough long context.

Photo of spotted jellyfish that resembles mushrooms floating in the water.

Veo is our most capable video generation model yet and generates high-quality 1080p resolution videos in a wide range of styles.

Mock-up of a mobile Google Search with an AI Overview being generated for the search

AI Overviews in Search are now available to everyone in the U.S., with more countries coming soon.

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GEMINI

Gemini Advanced now has a context window starting at 1 million tokens — the longest of any consumer chatbot in the world.

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GOOGLE WORKSPACE

Gemini in Gmail can analyze email threads and provide summaries, Contextual Smart Replies, and more directly in the app.

ANDROID

With Gemini on Android, you can do things like drag and drop generated images into Gmail, Google Messages and more.

Four images in a square: The first is a wolf, the second some kind of electronic machinery, then a person's legs on a lifesize chess board; then an illustration of decorative DNA strands.

SynthID, our watermarking technology for AI-generated images and audio, is expanding to two new modalities: text and video.

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VideoFX is a new experiment in Labs that lets you describe an idea and turn it into a video with our Veo video generation model.

GOOGLE PHOTOS

A new feature from Google Photos called Ask Photos lets you ask questions to find specific memories or information hidden in your gallery.

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DEVELOPERS

PaliGemma is our first vision-language model optimized for image captioning, visual Q&A and other image-labeling tasks.

Ready for more?

From the keynote to developer-focused demos, we've had a busy couple of days. Couldn't follow all of it? We pulled together a TLDR-friendly list of 100 things we announced, plus a collection with even more details to help you catch up faster than you can say "Gemini."