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It is May 11, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report.
We have no moat, and open source models will win the Great AI War.
That's according to a leaked memo from a Google employee.
Based on the announcements at Google IO yesterday, I think they got the memo.
We've been applying AI to make AI.
AI first, generative AI.
3rd, AI.
Plowing AI.
Finally, rigorously tested AI with AI.
Large language models with AI.
Power of AI.
Generative AI.
AI platform.
AI.
Tailwind.
AI first.
AI model.
The moon landing.
It's AI generated.
Generative AI.
Powered by generative AI.
With AI at the center.
Leading edge AI research with Google's AI in the cloud, Personal AI.
Building AI.
Building sorry.
It's no surprise to see Google going all in on AI in order to protect their core search advertising business from OpenAI and BingChat, but they also announced some amazing things for web and mobile developers.
And in today's video, we'll look at 10 crazy announcements from Google IO.
1, generative AI is coming directly to search engine result pages, and that means Internet users will have less of a reason to visit your website to look for answers.
And that will completely change the way people think about search engine Station in the future.
And it makes me wonder how advertisements will be integrated into these results.
2, speaking of advertisements, one thing they didn't tell you at IO is that they're Currently running a YouTube ad blocker experiment that will prevent you from using YouTube if you have ad blockers enabled.
In other words, it's an ad blocker blocker, but I've said too much already.
3, the biggest AI announcement at IO was the release of Palm 2, Google's state of the art model to compete with GPT 4.
It comes in a variety of sizes like gecko, otter, bison, and unicorn that trade off speed for sophistication.
What's more exciting though is that you have access to these foundational models from Google Cloud MLOps product, Vertex AI.
You can use Vertex to fine tune your own models with your own data, and that's huge for entrepreneurs who want to build their own iProducts.
It also has an embeddings API and all kinds of other useful stuff.
4, we've got Duet, which is bringing AI to all of Google's business It's like Docs and Sheets.
It's the answer to Microsoft's copilot.
I've been using it in Google Docs myself, and it's a total game changer for white collar Tivity.
It's not quite as good as GPT 4, but currently it's only using the Bison model.
I guess we'll see what happens when they unleash the unicorn.
In addition, these models can write code and they're being integrated directly into IDE's ease like Android Studio.
They demoed StudioBot, which can write and analyze code, but most importantly, debug crashes.
That's cool, but not quite as cool as number 5, Project Tailwind, which is tailwind CSS built natively into the Chrome browser.
Actually, no.
That that's not right.
I wish, but it's actually just another AI product.
You can think of it as Google Drive where you store a bunch of documents that are automatically trained as your own custom AI model.
That'll be incredibly useful for cheating on your homework, or if you're too broke to hire a lawyer, you could use it to analyze all the legal commencing your case.
Tools like that will be huge in the future, but now it's time to move out of the AI realm.
6, Google announced a foldable phone.
It'll cost you about 2 racks, x, and now Apple is the only company that doesn't have a foldable.
7, Firebase updates.
Hosting now supports a bunch of new frameworks like SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, and Flutter Web.
Firestore now supports or queries, Cloud Functions got a Python runtime, and they released a bunch of new extensions to access AI tools like the Palm API.
Check Check out my second channel for a full tutorial on all this stuff soon.
8, Flutter announced a new version that has full support for the new Material 3 design spec.
That's good news for mobile developers, but Number 9 is even better.
WebAssembly for managed memory languages.
Garbage collected languages like Dart and Kotlin will be able to compile to WebAssembly, which which means they can run natively in the browser.
Tools like Flutter can already transpile the JavaScript, but WebAssembly is up to 3 times faster.
They actually demoed a React developer's worst nightmare, a Flutter app running inside of an Angular app and sharing state between the 2.
And finally, that brings us to number 10, WebGPU, EPU, a new API that allows the browser to access the GPU.
This API has been in the works for a while, but can now be enabled in Chrome with a feature flag.
It's basically a replacement for FGL, will make it easier and faster to run 3 d graphics and do machine learning directly in the browser.
It'll improve libraries like 3.
Js and can already make TensorFlow.
Js run a 100 times faster.
And that's it for our show tonight.
Tune in tomorrow for more AI war.
Now here is your moment of Zen.
We're so excited to make the moon vanguard, the AI first, generative AI, with AI.
Thank you.

Speaker 0: It is May 11, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. We have no moat, and open source models will win the Great AI War. That's according to a leaked memo from a Google employee. Based on the announcements at Google IO yesterday, I think they got the memo.

Speaker 1: We've been applying AI to make AI. AI first, generative AI. 3rd, AI. Plowing AI. Finally, rigorously tested AI with AI.

Large language models with AI. Power of AI. Generative AI. AI platform. AI.

Tailwind. AI first. AI model.

Speaker 0: The moon landing.

Speaker 1: It's AI generated. Generative AI. Powered by generative AI.

Speaker 0: With AI at the center. Leading edge AI research with Google's AI in the cloud, Personal AI. Building AI. Building sorry. It's no surprise to see Google going all in on AI in order to protect their core search advertising business from OpenAI and BingChat, but they also announced some amazing things for web and mobile developers.

And in today's video, we'll look at 10 crazy announcements from Google IO. 1, generative AI is coming directly to search engine result pages, and that means Internet users will have less of a reason to visit your website to look for answers. And that will completely change the way people think about search engine Station in the future. And it makes me wonder how advertisements will be integrated into these results. 2, speaking of advertisements, one thing they didn't tell you at IO is that they're Currently running a YouTube ad blocker experiment that will prevent you from using YouTube if you have ad blockers enabled.

In other words, it's an ad blocker blocker, but I've said too much already. 3, the biggest AI announcement at IO was the release of Palm 2, Google's state of the art model to compete with GPT 4. It comes in a variety of sizes like gecko, otter, bison, and unicorn that trade off speed for sophistication. What's more exciting though is that you have access to these foundational models from Google Cloud MLOps product, Vertex AI. You can use Vertex to fine tune your own models with your own data, and that's huge for entrepreneurs who want to build their own iProducts.

It also has an embeddings API and all kinds of other useful stuff. 4, we've got Duet, which is bringing AI to all of Google's business It's like Docs and Sheets. It's the answer to Microsoft's copilot. I've been using it in Google Docs myself, and it's a total game changer for white collar Tivity. It's not quite as good as GPT 4, but currently it's only using the Bison model.

I guess we'll see what happens when they unleash the unicorn. In addition, these models can write code and they're being integrated directly into IDE's ease like Android Studio. They demoed StudioBot, which can write and analyze code, but most importantly, debug crashes. That's cool, but not quite as cool as number 5, Project Tailwind, which is tailwind CSS built natively into the Chrome browser. Actually, no.

That that's not right. I wish, but it's actually just another AI product. You can think of it as Google Drive where you store a bunch of documents that are automatically trained as your own custom AI model. That'll be incredibly useful for cheating on your homework, or if you're too broke to hire a lawyer, you could use it to analyze all the legal commencing your case. Tools like that will be huge in the future, but now it's time to move out of the AI realm.

6, Google announced a foldable phone. It'll cost you about 2 racks, x, and now Apple is the only company that doesn't have a foldable. 7, Firebase updates. Hosting now supports a bunch of new frameworks like SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, and Flutter Web. Firestore now supports or queries, Cloud Functions got a Python runtime, and they released a bunch of new extensions to access AI tools like the Palm API.

Check Check out my second channel for a full tutorial on all this stuff soon. 8, Flutter announced a new version that has full support for the new Material 3 design spec. That's good news for mobile developers, but Number 9 is even better. WebAssembly for managed memory languages. Garbage collected languages like Dart and Kotlin will be able to compile to WebAssembly, which which means they can run natively in the browser.

Tools like Flutter can already transpile the JavaScript, but WebAssembly is up to 3 times faster. They actually demoed a React developer's worst nightmare, a Flutter app running inside of an Angular app and sharing state between the 2. And finally, that brings us to number 10, WebGPU, EPU, a new API that allows the browser to access the GPU. This API has been in the works for a while, but can now be enabled in Chrome with a feature flag. It's basically a replacement for FGL, will make it easier and faster to run 3 d graphics and do machine learning directly in the browser.

It'll improve libraries like 3. Js and can already make TensorFlow. Js run a 100 times faster. And that's it for our show tonight. Tune in tomorrow for more AI war.

Now here is your moment of Zen.

Speaker 1: We're so excited to make the moon vanguard, the AI first, generative AI, with AI. Thank you.
It is May 11, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. We have no moat, and open source models will win the Great AI War. That's according to a leaked memo from a Google employee. Based on the announcements at Google IO yesterday, I think they got the memo. We've been applying AI to make AI. AI first, generative AI. 3rd, AI. Plowing AI. Finally, rigorously tested AI with AI. Large language models with AI. Power of AI. Generative AI. AI platform. AI. Tailwind. AI first. AI model. The moon landing. It's AI generated. Generative AI. Powered by generative AI. With AI at the center. Leading edge AI research with Google's AI in the cloud, Personal AI. Building AI. Building sorry. It's no surprise to see Google going all in on AI in order to protect their core search advertising business from OpenAI and BingChat, but they also announced some amazing things for web and mobile developers. And in today's video, we'll look at 10 crazy announcements from Google IO. 1, generative AI is coming directly to search engine result pages, and that means Internet users will have less of a reason to visit your website to look for answers. And that will completely change the way people think about search engine Station in the future. And it makes me wonder how advertisements will be integrated into these results. 2, speaking of advertisements, one thing they didn't tell you at IO is that they're Currently running a YouTube ad blocker experiment that will prevent you from using YouTube if you have ad blockers enabled. In other words, it's an ad blocker blocker, but I've said too much already. 3, the biggest AI announcement at IO was the release of Palm 2, Google's state of the art model to compete with GPT 4. It comes in a variety of sizes like gecko, otter, bison, and unicorn that trade off speed for sophistication. What's more exciting though is that you have access to these foundational models from Google Cloud MLOps product, Vertex AI. You can use Vertex to fine tune your own models with your own data, and that's huge for entrepreneurs who want to build their own iProducts.
advertising
google
artificial intelligence
marketing
machine learning
youtube
social media
robotics
internet
It also has an embeddings API and all kinds of other useful stuff. 4, we've got Duet, which is bringing AI to all of Google's business It's like Docs and Sheets. It's the answer to Microsoft's copilot. I've been using it in Google Docs myself, and it's a total game changer for white collar Tivity.
software
software development
ibm
It's not quite as good as GPT 4, but currently it's only using the Bison model. I guess we'll see what happens when they unleash the unicorn. In addition, these models can write code and they're being integrated directly into IDE's ease like Android Studio.
They demoed StudioBot, which can write and analyze code, but most importantly, debug crashes. That's cool, but not quite as cool as number 5, Project Tailwind, which is tailwind CSS built natively into the Chrome browser. Actually, no. That that's not right. I wish, but it's actually just another AI product. You can think of it as Google Drive where you store a bunch of documents that are automatically trained as your own custom AI model. That'll be incredibly useful for cheating on your homework, or if you're too broke to hire a lawyer, you could use it to analyze all the legal commencing your case. Tools like that will be huge in the future, but now it's time to move out of the AI realm. 6, Google announced a foldable phone. It'll cost you about 2 racks, x, and now Apple is the only company that doesn't have a foldable. 7, Firebase updates. Hosting now supports a bunch of new frameworks like SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, and Flutter Web. Firestore now supports or queries, Cloud Functions got a Python runtime, and they released a bunch of new extensions to access AI tools like the Palm API.
artificial intelligence
robotics
apple
amazon
phones
video gaming
machine learning
litigation
ibm
google
software
Check Check out my second channel for a full tutorial on all this stuff soon. 8, Flutter announced a new version that has full support for the new Material 3 design spec.
That's good news for mobile developers, but Number 9 is even better. WebAssembly for managed memory languages. Garbage collected languages like Dart and Kotlin will be able to compile to WebAssembly, which which means they can run natively in the browser. Tools like Flutter can already transpile the JavaScript, but WebAssembly is up to 3 times faster. They actually demoed a React developer's worst nightmare, a Flutter app running inside of an Angular app and sharing state between the 2. And finally, that brings us to number 10, WebGPU, EPU, a new API that allows the browser to access the GPU.
programming
software
This API has been in the works for a while, but can now be enabled in Chrome with a feature flag.
It's basically a replacement for FGL, will make it easier and faster to run 3 d graphics and do machine learning directly in the browser. It'll improve libraries like 3. Js and can already make TensorFlow. Js run a 100 times faster. And that's it for our show tonight. Tune in tomorrow for more AI war.
machine learning
Now here is your moment of Zen. We're so excited to make the moon vanguard, the AI first, generative AI, with AI. Thank you.
It is May 11, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. We have no moat, and open source models will win the Great AI War. That's according to a leaked memo from a Google employee. Based on the announcements at Google IO yesterday, I think they got the memo. We've been applying AI to make AI. AI first, generative AI. 3rd, AI. Plowing AI. Finally, rigorously tested AI with AI. Large language models with AI. Power of AI. Generative AI. AI platform. AI. Tailwind. AI first. AI model. The moon landing. It's AI generated. Generative AI. Powered by generative AI. With AI at the center. Leading edge AI research with Google's AI in the cloud, Personal AI. Building AI. Building sorry. It's no surprise to see Google going all in on AI in order to protect their core search advertising business from OpenAI and BingChat, but they also announced some amazing things for web and mobile developers. And in today's video, we'll look at 10 crazy announcements from Google IO. 1, generative AI is coming directly to search engine result pages, and that means Internet users will have less of a reason to visit your website to look for answers. And that will completely change the way people think about search engine Station in the future. And it makes me wonder how advertisements will be integrated into these results. 2, speaking of advertisements, one thing they didn't tell you at IO is that they're Currently running a YouTube ad blocker experiment that will prevent you from using YouTube if you have ad blockers enabled. In other words, it's an ad blocker blocker, but I've said too much already. 3, the biggest AI announcement at IO was the release of Palm 2, Google's state of the art model to compete with GPT 4. It comes in a variety of sizes like gecko, otter, bison, and unicorn that trade off speed for sophistication. What's more exciting though is that you have access to these foundational models from Google Cloud MLOps product, Vertex AI. You can use Vertex to fine tune your own models with your own data, and that's huge for entrepreneurs who want to build their own iProducts. It also has an embeddings API and all kinds of other useful stuff. 4, we've got Duet, which is bringing AI to all of Google's business It's like Docs and Sheets. It's the answer to Microsoft's copilot. I've been using it in Google Docs myself, and it's a total game changer for white collar Tivity. It's not quite as good as GPT 4, but currently it's only using the Bison model. I guess we'll see what happens when they unleash the unicorn. In addition, these models can write code and they're being integrated directly into IDE's ease like Android Studio. They demoed StudioBot, which can write and analyze code, but most importantly, debug crashes. That's cool, but not quite as cool as number 5, Project Tailwind, which is tailwind CSS built natively into the Chrome browser. Actually, no. That that's not right. I wish, but it's actually just another AI product. You can think of it as Google Drive where you store a bunch of documents that are automatically trained as your own custom AI model. That'll be incredibly useful for cheating on your homework, or if you're too broke to hire a lawyer, you could use it to analyze all the legal commencing your case. Tools like that will be huge in the future, but now it's time to move out of the AI realm. 6, Google announced a foldable phone. It'll cost you about 2 racks, x, and now Apple is the only company that doesn't have a foldable. 7, Firebase updates. Hosting now supports a bunch of new frameworks like SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, and Flutter Web. Firestore now supports or queries, Cloud Functions got a Python runtime, and they released a bunch of new extensions to access AI tools like the Palm API. Check Check out my second channel for a full tutorial on all this stuff soon. 8, Flutter announced a new version that has full support for the new Material 3 design spec. That's good news for mobile developers, but Number 9 is even better. WebAssembly for managed memory languages. Garbage collected languages like Dart and Kotlin will be able to compile to WebAssembly, which which means they can run natively in the browser. Tools like Flutter can already transpile the JavaScript, but WebAssembly is up to 3 times faster. They actually demoed a React developer's worst nightmare, a Flutter app running inside of an Angular app and sharing state between the 2. And finally, that brings us to number 10, WebGPU, EPU, a new API that allows the browser to access the GPU. This API has been in the works for a while, but can now be enabled in Chrome with a feature flag. It's basically a replacement for FGL, will make it easier and faster to run 3 d graphics and do machine learning directly in the browser. It'll improve libraries like 3. Js and can already make TensorFlow. Js run a 100 times faster. And that's it for our show tonight. Tune in tomorrow for more AI war. Now here is your moment of Zen. We're so excited to make the moon vanguard, the AI first, generative AI, with AI. Thank you.
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game
changer
changer
for
for
white
white
collar
collar
Tivity.
tivity
It's
it's
not
not
quite
quite
as
as
good
good
as
as
GPT
gpt
4,
4
but
but
currently
currently
it's
it's
only
only
using
using
the
the
Bison
bison
model.
model
I
i
guess
guess
we'll
we'll
see
see
what
what
happens
happens
when
when
they
they
unleash
unleash
the
the
unicorn.
unicorn
In
in
addition,
addition
these
these
models
models
can
can
write
write
code
code
and
and
they're
they're
being
being
integrated
integrated
directly
directly
into
into
IDE's
ide's
ease
ease
like
like
Android
android
Studio.
studio
They
they
demoed
demoed
StudioBot,
studiobot
which
which
can
can
write
write
and
and
analyze
analyze
code,
code
but
but
most
most
importantly,
importantly
debug
debug
crashes.
crashes
That's
that's
cool,
cool
but
but
not
not
quite
quite
as
as
cool
cool
as
as
number
number
5,
5
Project
project
Tailwind,
tailwind
which
which
is
is
tailwind
tailwind
CSS
css
built
built
natively
natively
into
into
the
the
Chrome
chrome
browser.
browser
Actually,
actually
no.
no
That
that
that's
that's
not
not
right.
right
I
i
wish,
wish
but
but
it's
it's
actually
actually
just
just
another
another
AI
ai
product.
product
You
you
can
can
think
think
of
of
it
it
as
as
Google
google
Drive
drive
where
where
you
you
store
store
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
documents
documents
that
that
are
are
automatically
automatically
trained
trained
as
as
your
your
own
own
custom
custom
AI
ai
model.
model
That'll
that'll
be
be
incredibly
incredibly
useful
useful
for
for
cheating
cheating
on
on
your
your
homework,
homework
or
or
if
if
you're
you're
too
too
broke
broke
to
to
hire
hire
a
a
lawyer,
lawyer
you
you
could
could
use
use
it
it
to
to
analyze
analyze
all
all
the
the
legal
legal
commencing
commencing
your
your
case.
case
Tools
tools
like
like
that
that
will
will
be
be
huge
huge
in
in
the
the
future,
future
but
but
now
now
it's
it's
time
time
to
to
move
move
out
out
of
of
the
the
AI
ai
realm.
realm
6,
6
Google
google
announced
announced
a
a
foldable
foldable
phone.
phone
It'll
it'll
cost
cost
you
you
about
about
2
2
racks,
racks
x,
x
and
and
now
now
Apple
apple
is
is
the
the
only
only
company
company
that
that
doesn't
doesn't
have
have
a
a
foldable.
foldable
7,
7
Firebase
firebase
updates.
updates
Hosting
hosting
now
now
supports
supports
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
new
new
frameworks
frameworks
like
like
SvelteKit,
sveltekit
Nuxt,
nuxt
Astro,
astro
and
and
Flutter
flutter
Web.
web
Firestore
firestore
now
now
supports
supports
or
or
queries,
queries
Cloud
cloud
Functions
functions
got
got
a
a
Python
python
runtime,
runtime
and
and
they
they
released
released
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
new
new
extensions
extensions
to
to
access
access
AI
ai
tools
tools
like
like
the
the
Palm
palm
API.
api
Check
check
Check
check
out
out
my
my
second
second
channel
channel
for
for
a
a
full
full
tutorial
tutorial
on
on
all
all
this
this
stuff
stuff
soon.
soon
8,
8
Flutter
flutter
announced
announced
a
a
new
new
version
version
that
that
has
has
full
full
support
support
for
for
the
the
new
new
Material
material
3
3
design
design
spec.
spec
That's
that's
good
good
news
news
for
for
mobile
mobile
developers,
developers
but
but
Number
number
9
9
is
is
even
even
better.
better
WebAssembly
webassembly
for
for
managed
managed
memory
memory
languages.
languages
Garbage
garbage
collected
collected
languages
languages
like
like
Dart
dart
and
and
Kotlin
kotlin
will
will
be
be
able
able
to
to
compile
compile
to
to
WebAssembly,
webassembly
which
which
which
which
means
means
they
they
can
can
run
run
natively
natively
in
in
the
the
browser.
browser
Tools
tools
like
like
Flutter
flutter
can
can
already
already
transpile
transpile
the
the
JavaScript,
javascript
but
but
WebAssembly
webassembly
is
is
up
up
to
to
3
3
times
times
faster.
faster
They
they
actually
actually
demoed
demoed
a
a
React
react
developer's
developer's
worst
worst
nightmare,
nightmare
a
a
Flutter
flutter
app
app
running
running
inside
inside
of
of
an
an
Angular
angular
app
app
and
and
sharing
sharing
state
state
between
between
the
the
2.
2
And
and
finally,
finally
that
that
brings
brings
us
us
to
to
number
number
10,
10
WebGPU,
webgpu
EPU,
epu
a
a
new
new
API
api
that
that
allows
allows
the
the
browser
browser
to
to
access
access
the
the
GPU.
gpu
This
this
API
api
has
has
been
been
in
in
the
the
works
works
for
for
a
a
while,
while
but
but
can
can
now
now
be
be
enabled
enabled
in
in
Chrome
chrome
with
with
a
a
feature
feature
flag.
flag
It's
it's
basically
basically
a
a
replacement
replacement
for
for
FGL,
fgl
will
will
make
make
it
it
easier
easier
and
and
faster
faster
to
to
run
run
3
3
d
d
graphics
graphics
and
and
do
do
machine
machine
learning
learning
directly
directly
in
in
the
the
browser.
browser
It'll
it'll
improve
improve
libraries
libraries
like
like
3.
3
Js
js
and
and
can
can
already
already
make
make
TensorFlow.
tensorflow
Js
js
run
run
a
a
100
100
times
times
faster.
faster
And
and
that's
that's
it
it
for
for
our
our
show
show
tonight.
tonight
Tune
tune
in
in
tomorrow
tomorrow
for
for
more
more
AI
ai
war.
war
Now
now
here
here
is
is
your
your
moment
moment
of
of
Zen.
zen
We're
we're
so
so
excited
excited
to
to
make
make
the
the
moon
moon
vanguard,
vanguard
the
the
AI
ai
first,
first
generative
generative
AI,
ai
with
with
AI.
ai
Thank
thank
you.
you
success
In this video, the speakers discuss Google's upcoming announcements, including generative AI, Power of AI, and building AI platforms. They also mention various privacy news such as the release of Palm 2, Google's state-of-the-art model to compete with GPT 4, and the announcement of Flutter, a new version of the web app that allows for machine learning and faster performance. The video ends with a mention of Weboff and EPU, a new API for managing memory languages and a feature flag for Flutter.
10 crazy announcements from Google I/O
It is May 11, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. We have no moat, and open source models will win the Great AI War. That's according to a leaked memo from a Google employee. Based on the announcements at Google IO yesterday, I think they got the memo. We've been applying AI to make AI. AI first, generative AI. 3rd, AI. Plowing AI. Finally, rigorously tested AI with AI. Large language models with AI. Power of AI. Generative AI. AI platform. AI. Tailwind. AI first. AI model. The moon landing. It's AI generated. Generative AI. Powered by generative AI. With AI at the center. Leading edge AI research with Google's AI in the cloud, Personal AI. Building AI. Building sorry. It's no surprise to see Google going all in on AI in order to protect their core search advertising business from OpenAI and BingChat, but they also announced some amazing things for web and mobile developers. And in today's video, we'll look at 10 crazy announcements from Google IO. 1, generative AI is coming directly to search engine result pages, and that means Internet users will have less of a reason to visit your website to look for answers. And that will completely change the way people think about search engine Station in the future. And it makes me wonder how advertisements will be integrated into these results. 2, speaking of advertisements, one thing they didn't tell you at IO is that they're Currently running a YouTube ad blocker experiment that will prevent you from using YouTube if you have ad blockers enabled. In other words, it's an ad blocker blocker, but I've said too much already. 3, the biggest AI announcement at IO was the release of Palm 2, Google's state of the art model to compete with GPT 4. It comes in a variety of sizes like gecko, otter, bison, and unicorn that trade off speed for sophistication. What's more exciting though is that you have access to these foundational models from Google Cloud MLOps product, Vertex AI. You can use Vertex to fine tune your own models with your own data, and that's huge for entrepreneurs who want to build their own iProducts. It also has an embeddings API and all kinds of other useful stuff. 4, we've got Duet, which is bringing AI to all of Google's business It's like Docs and Sheets. It's the answer to Microsoft's copilot. I've been using it in Google Docs myself, and it's a total game changer for white collar Tivity. It's not quite as good as GPT 4, but currently it's only using the Bison model. I guess we'll see what happens when they unleash the unicorn. In addition, these models can write code and they're being integrated directly into IDE's ease like Android Studio. They demoed StudioBot, which can write and analyze code, but most importantly, debug crashes. That's cool, but not quite as cool as number 5, Project Tailwind, which is tailwind CSS built natively into the Chrome browser. Actually, no. That that's not right. I wish, but it's actually just another AI product. You can think of it as Google Drive where you store a bunch of documents that are automatically trained as your own custom AI model. That'll be incredibly useful for cheating on your homework, or if you're too broke to hire a lawyer, you could use it to analyze all the legal commencing your case. Tools like that will be huge in the future, but now it's time to move out of the AI realm. 6, Google announced a foldable phone. It'll cost you about 2 racks, x, and now Apple is the only company that doesn't have a foldable. 7, Firebase updates. Hosting now supports a bunch of new frameworks like SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, and Flutter Web. Firestore now supports or queries, Cloud Functions got a Python runtime, and they released a bunch of new extensions to access AI tools like the Palm API. Check Check out my second channel for a full tutorial on all this stuff soon. 8, Flutter announced a new version that has full support for the new Material 3 design spec. That's good news for mobile developers, but Number 9 is even better. WebAssembly for managed memory languages. Garbage collected languages like Dart and Kotlin will be able to compile to WebAssembly, which which means they can run natively in the browser. Tools like Flutter can already transpile the JavaScript, but WebAssembly is up to 3 times faster. They actually demoed a React developer's worst nightmare, a Flutter app running inside of an Angular app and sharing state between the 2. And finally, that brings us to number 10, WebGPU, EPU, a new API that allows the browser to access the GPU. This API has been in the works for a while, but can now be enabled in Chrome with a feature flag. It's basically a replacement for FGL, will make it easier and faster to run 3 d graphics and do machine learning directly in the browser. It'll improve libraries like 3. Js and can already make TensorFlow. Js run a 100 times faster. And that's it for our show tonight. Tune in tomorrow for more AI war. Now here is your moment of Zen. We're so excited to make the moon vanguard, the AI first, generative AI, with AI. Thank you.
In this video, the speakers discuss Google's upcoming announcements, including generative AI, Power of AI, and building AI platforms. They also mention various privacy news such as the release of Palm 2, Google's state-of-the-art model to compete with GPT 4, and the announcement of Flutter, a new version of the web app that allows for machine learning and faster performance. The video ends with a mention of Weboff and EPU, a new API for managing memory languages and a feature flag for Flutter.

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        Generate the video : It is May 11, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. We have no moat, and open source models will win the Great AI War. That's according to a leaked memo from a Google employee. Based on the announcements at Google IO yesterday, I think they got the memo. We've been applying AI to make AI. AI first, generative AI. 3rd, AI. Plowing AI. Finally, rigorously tested AI with AI. Large language models with AI. Power of AI. Generative AI. AI platform. AI. Tailwind. AI first. AI model. The moon landing. It's AI generated. Generative AI. Powered by generative AI. With AI at the center. Leading edge AI research with Google's AI in the cloud, Personal AI. Building AI. Building sorry. It's no surprise to see Google going all in on AI in order to protect their core search advertising business from OpenAI and BingChat, but they also announced some amazing things for web and mobile developers. And in today's video, we'll look at 10 crazy announcements from Google IO. 1, generative AI is coming directly to search engine result pages, and that means Internet users will have less of a reason to visit your website to look for answers. And that will completely change the way people think about search engine Station in the future. And it makes me wonder how advertisements will be integrated into these results. 2, speaking of advertisements, one thing they didn't tell you at IO is that they're Currently running a YouTube ad blocker experiment that will prevent you from using YouTube if you have ad blockers enabled. In other words, it's an ad blocker blocker, but I've said too much already. 3, the biggest AI announcement at IO was the release of Palm 2, Google's state of the art model to compete with GPT 4. It comes in a variety of sizes like gecko, otter, bison, and unicorn that trade off speed for sophistication. What's more exciting though is that you have access to these foundational models from Google Cloud MLOps product, Vertex AI. You can use Vertex to fine tune your own models with your own data, and that's huge for entrepreneurs who want to build their own iProducts. It also has an embeddings API and all kinds of other useful stuff. 4, we've got Duet, which is bringing AI to all of Google's business It's like Docs and Sheets. It's the answer to Microsoft's copilot. I've been using it in Google Docs myself, and it's a total game changer for white collar Tivity. It's not quite as good as GPT 4, but currently it's only using the Bison model. I guess we'll see what happens when they unleash the unicorn. In addition, these models can write code and they're being integrated directly into IDE's ease like Android Studio. They demoed StudioBot, which can write and analyze code, but most importantly, debug crashes. That's cool, but not quite as cool as number 5, Project Tailwind, which is tailwind CSS built natively into the Chrome browser. Actually, no. That that's not right. I wish, but it's actually just another AI product. You can think of it as Google Drive where you store a bunch of documents that are automatically trained as your own custom AI model. That'll be incredibly useful for cheating on your homework, or if you're too broke to hire a lawyer, you could use it to analyze all the legal commencing your case. Tools like that will be huge in the future, but now it's time to move out of the AI realm. 6, Google announced a foldable phone. It'll cost you about 2 racks, x, and now Apple is the only company that doesn't have a foldable. 7, Firebase updates. Hosting now supports a bunch of new frameworks like SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, and Flutter Web. Firestore now supports or queries, Cloud Functions got a Python runtime, and they released a bunch of new extensions to access AI tools like the Palm API. Check Check out my second channel for a full tutorial on all this stuff soon. 8, Flutter announced a new version that has full support for the new Material 3 design spec. That's good news for mobile developers, but Number 9 is even better. WebAssembly for managed memory languages. Garbage collected languages like Dart and Kotlin will be able to compile to WebAssembly, which which means they can run natively in the browser. Tools like Flutter can already transpile the JavaScript, but WebAssembly is up to 3 times faster. They actually demoed a React developer's worst nightmare, a Flutter app running inside of an Angular app and sharing state between the 2. And finally, that brings us to number 10, WebGPU, EPU, a new API that allows the browser to access the GPU. This API has been in the works for a while, but can now be enabled in Chrome with a feature flag. It's basically a replacement for FGL, will make it easier and faster to run 3 d graphics and do machine learning directly in the browser. It'll improve libraries like 3. Js and can already make TensorFlow. Js run a 100 times faster. And that's it for our show tonight. Tune in tomorrow for more AI war. Now here is your moment of Zen. We're so excited to make the moon vanguard, the AI first, generative AI, with AI. Thank you.
        