At its annual I/O developer conference, Google revealed the dramatic reduction made to Google Assistant’s digital footprint, so that it can be added to smartphones. This was achieved by compressing the 100 GB programme into under half a GB, which will enable the assistant to run exponentially faster, by significantly reducing latency. Consumers are, I think, comfortable with the idea that using a Google service means uploading data to a server and letting it be analyzed remotely. The new version of Assistant is also able to recognise and respond more quickly than ever before, with an improved ability to understand natural language commands.
At its annual I/O developer conference, Google revealed the dramatic reduction made to Google Assistant’s digital footprint, so that it can be added to smartphones. This was achieved by compressing the 100 GB programme into under half a GB, which will enable the assistant to run exponentially faster, by significantly reducing latency. The new version of Assistant is also able to recognise and respond more quickly than ever before, with an improved ability to understand natural language commands.