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Open Maps in the morning and you’ll see pins for breakfast options. The main Maps tool will also tailor what it shows you to the time of day and your location. Live View also now works indoors, so you can see that contextual info inside a train station or a mall. If you’re walking around, there are also improvements to Google’s AR mode, Live View, that help contextualize where you are by analyzing streets signs and providing information like “busyness” levels for whole neighborhoods instead of just specific restaurants and shops. A “safer routing” feature in Maps can analyze road lanes and traffic patterns to help you avoid what it calls “hard braking moments,” when traffic slows down unexpectedly.

When you’re asking for directions, Google will present an option for “eco-friendly routes” that factor in distance and road or traffic conditions to find a more fuel-efficient way to get where you’re going. Google is tweaking bits of its Maps app in an effort to offer users more real-time information.

That way, what may be the most pertinent info on the web is not locked behind a language barrier. It can gather information from websites in other languages, then use what it finds to uncover even more relevant information published in your native language. In theory, you could ask it to compare different vacation locations, or tell you what kind of gear you’ll need to bring on a hike.

Dubbed the Multitask Unified Model, or MUM, Google says the feature is intended to make sense of longer, multi-pronged questions submitted by users. There’s another natural-language processing model headed to Google’s Search tools. What we saw on Tuesday was just a controlled demo, but the LaMDA model really does look like it could make conversations with a computer feel even more human. The AI will look up information about the topic while you’re talking, and then enhance the conversation in a natural way by weaving facts and contextual info into its answers. First, it’s developed a new conversational model called LaMDA that can hold a conversation with you, either typed or spoken, about any topic you’re curious about. Google showed off some new AI-powered conversational capabilities that will eventually turn up in products that use Google Assistant.

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We have a list of excellent options in our password manager guide-including some advice about why in-browser options like Google’s are more limited. Of course, Google isn’t the only company that wants to manage your passwords for you. Now, there’s a new feature in the password manager that adds one helpful step to that alert: a quick-fix tool that guides you through the process of changing any passwords that have been compromised. Google’s password manager currently alerts you to security breaches on the web that may have compromised your passwords. I/O brings together developers from around the globe for talks, hands-on.

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Once the passwords are stored in Google’s password manager, users will have an easier time deploying them outside of Chrome better integrations between Chrome and Android will store passwords and auto-fill information for apps as well as websites in a way that feels more seamless. Google I/O 2019 Thank you for attending I/O 2019, which was held May 7-9 at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA. First, there’s a new password import tool that helps new users aggregate their many passwords into Google’s manager. As Apple did with iPhone 14 and iOS 16, Google also adds support for satellite connectivity.Google is enhancing Chrome’s built-in password manager to aid users in keeping better track of their various account credentials across desktop and mobile.

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The update adds better compatibility for larger-screen devices - foldables and tablets - along with standard refreshes to boost speed, battery life and operation. The next version of Google's phone and tablet operating system went into beta testing in February with another preview update last month and, as usual, won't be available until Google ships its phones.

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Google's Holographic Project Starline Shrinks to the Size of a TV.

Google Builds AR for Everywhere From Maps.

Google Photos Gets a New Magic Editor: Here's How It Works.

Google Will Use AI to Rewrite Your Texts and Generate Android Wallpapers.

Google I/O: Updates Aim to Better Protect User Security and Privacy.

Google Reveals Its AI-Powered Search Engine To Keep Up With Competition.

Google's New AI-Driven Search Tool Has a Waitlist.

Google's Bard Chatbot Opens to the Public.

Meet PaLM 2, Google's New Major AI Update.

To help prevent deepfakes, it will restrict access to its universal translator along with the aforementioned watermarking support. One will be providing similar images used elsewhere for context and using Google Lens to supply additional info. For instance, there will be two new ways to evaluate the veracity of images. Google also spoke about the downsides of AI and how it's trying to mitigate them.