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At #GoogleIO this year, we previewed Project Astra, our research prototype exploring future capabilities of a universal AI assistant. Project Astra is already being used by trusted testers in the US and UK, and soon we’ll expand the program to more people.

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We’ve also made updates to Project Astra’s capabilities, including: - More natural conversations - Use of Search, Lens and Maps - 10 minutes of in-session memory Learn more →

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I assume it is better than the Google AI search results, because those are laughably bad and sometimes dangerously bad. Reach out for an example that I got that would have been dangerous it it wasn't so laughable.

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Hmm. Seems like they getting ready for another google glass wearable hehe can’t wait

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Add either Ukrainian language for the Assistant, or Russian for Gemini Live, since Gemini Live supports Ukrainian, you can use it, but the assistant does not support it and it is impossible to use assistant commands in Gemini.

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Project Astra is going to change the world around us, here's a deeper dive into it all with the latest podcast from our New and first AI podcast companions with no no editing. Introducing Cipher and Spectre 🎙️

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God damn..🔥🔥🔥🔥

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This is HUUUUUGE

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Great to hear — stay tuned for more to come! 🤩

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