I/O presentation, the company revealed AI assistants of all kinds, smart glasses and headsets, and state-of-the-art AI filmmaking tools.

Google is opening up the local AI Gemini Nano to Android app developers. With a new API, the AI can summarize and reformulate texts and more.

From new Gemini features to AI Mode coming to all Search users in the US, Google kicked off its I/O 2025 developer conference today with an avalanche of AI news.

Google AI Mode rolls out in US Search with Gemini 2.5 integration, AI overviews expand to more languages. + more announcements from I/O.

The release of APIs that plug into Gemini Nano could provide some much-needed consistency to mobile AI. However, it does rely on Google and OEMs to collaborate on support for Gemini Nano. Some companies might decide to go their own way, and there will be plenty of phones that don't have enough power to run AI locally.

Last week, ahead of I/O, Google announced the Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview large language model with significantly improved coding abilities, and today the company announced that it’s updating the lighter-weight Gemini 2.5 Flash with stronger coding performance and complex reasoning capabilities.

Google is about to open the floodgates for on-device generative AI by bringing Gemini Nano to more devices and more Android apps.

Google announced that Gemini AI will become the default assistant in Android Auto, Google built-in cars, watches, Google TV, and Android XR.