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EMMA TWERSKY: I'm Emma for The Developer Show.
This is your special edition update on the coolest developer
news from Google I/O 2023.
Google I/O took place on May 10th.
And in case you missed it, here's
what you need to know from this year's online event.
First up is AI.
It's exciting to see how the world of AI
is transforming all types of developer workflows.
It's making traditional tasks easier
and the previously impossible entirely within reach.
Google is using generative AI to improve our products,
from Search offering relevant follow-up questions,
to Workspace assisting with drafting emails,
to Photos, letting you edit images in whole new ways.
Today we're giving you access to our large language models,
the ones powering so many of Google's products
with PaLM API and MakerSuite.
Build generative AI applications with access
to Google's state of the art large language models
through the PaLM API.
Quickly create and prototype prompts directly
in your browser with MakerSuite, no machine learning expertise
or coding required.
We're also thrilled to release several new Firebase
extensions that use the PaLM API so you can integrate and extend
functionality from Google and other API providers.
Over in Android, we're bringing the power of AI
directly into the Android developer workflow
to help you be more productive.
10 years ago, we launched Android Studio with a focus
on delivering innovative Android developer tools.
Now, we're introducing Studio Bot,
an AI-powered conversational experience in Android Studio,
which makes you more productive.
This is an early experiment that helps you write and debug code
and answers your Android development questions.
And that's not the only update to Android Studio.
With two new Android devices coming from Pixel, the Pixel
Fold and the Pixel Tablet, Google and our partners
are all in on large screens.
It's a great time to invest with improved tools and guidance
like the new Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet emulator
configurations in Android Studio Hedgehog Canary
3, expanded material design updates, and more.
Up next is web.
With Google's contributions to Chromium, Angular, Interop,
and many other efforts, we want to keep moving the web forward
to keep on keeping open.
Wasem now supports managed memory languages
like Kotlin and Dart, extending its benefits
of reaching new customers on the web with native performance,
while reusing existing code to Android and Flutter developers.
For example, if you're writing your app in Dart and Flutter,
Wasem can now run your browser code
more than three times faster than compiling to JavaScript.
Starting today and thanks to some early work by JetBrains,
Kotlin also runs on Wasem.
This means you'll be able to write your Android
features once, then use them to deploy your app to the web.
We're also introducing WebGPU, a newly available API that
unlocks the power of GPU hardware
and makes the web AI-ready, save money, increase speed,
and build privacy preserving AI features with access
to on-device computing power.
AI, ML, LLMs, they're a big deal and for good reason.
And by using WebGPU, you can now build your app
with compute that's in the Cloud and on the local device.
Speaking of Cloud, we are transforming Cloud development
with Duet AI, a new generative AI-powered assistant that acts
as your expert pair programmer.
We believe Duet AI fundamentally changes
how developers of all skill levels
can build Cloud applications.
It provides assistance where you need it,
within Cloud Console, chat, and your IDE.
With Duet AI, you will also have the power
to not just call Google trains models,
but also custom code models trained directly on your code.
These are just a few of the highlights
of a number of new tools and technologies
we announced to help developers more easily harness the power
of AI and to more easily create applications
for a variety of form factors and platforms.
And we're not done yet.
Visit the Google for Developers YouTube
channel to find over 200 sessions and other learning
material.
Please remember to, like, subscribe, share,
and stay safe.
I'm Emma for The Developer Show.
Thanks for watching, and we'll see you next time.
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