Google has made its Vertex AI Studio available for public testing, allowing developers to experiment with AI tools and models. The studio is designed for developers to test and decide which models work best for their software, but anyone can access it.

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Google introduces Trillium, its sixth-generation Tensor Processing Unit (TPU), designed to accelerate generative AI and interactive model serving. The new TPU aims to improve efficiency and performance for businesses and users, building on Google's decade-long development of custom AI-specific hardware.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the Blackwell B200 GPU, offering up to 20 petaflops of FP4 horsepower, alongside the GB200 'superchip'. The new GPU is expected to extend Nvidia's lead in the AI chip market, which has made the company worth more than Alphabet and Amazon.

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Nvidia's H100 GPU has fueled the rise of generative AI, making Nvidia a trillion-dollar company. As demand outstrips supply, Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, Amazon, and Google are developing their own AI processors, prompting an arms race among chip makers like AMD and Intel to release newer, more efficient, and powerful chips.

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Google announced Gemma 2.0, a next-generation language model with 27 billion parameters, and PaliGemma, an open-source model for labeling photos and adding captions to images. Gemma 2.0 is set to launch this summer.

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Dyson introduces the WashG1, a mechanical mop that uses agitation to clean wet spills, pick up dirt, and wash hard floors. Priced at $699.99, the device is the company's first mechanical mop, departing from its usual focus on fans, hair dryers, and vacuums.

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Google sees Android as a more comprehensive platform for AI development, with a focus on Pixel devices. Sameer Samat emphasizes the importance of AI on Android, distinguishing it from iOS. The AI race is considered a smartphone race, with Android being the primary focus.

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Google Workspace users can rest assured that their files will not be used to train AI models, including Gemini, according to the company. This clarification comes as Google introduces new AI features to its products. Users' files will not be used to teach AI models, ensuring their data remains private.

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Google introduced a new prompt feature in its I/O keynote, allowing users to generate creative content such as photos of cats playing guitar and smart comments about art. The company emphasized that 'there's no wrong way to prompt', encouraging users to experiment with the feature.

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