Alright, folks, get ready because Google I/O is just around the corner! The apple blossoms are sprouting, the sun is shining, and Sundar Pichai is gearing up for the big event. Google is pulling out all the stops for their annual developer conference, set to kick off on Tuesday, May 20 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. The keynote, led by Pichai, will start at 10 am PDT and will be livestreamed for all to see.
When and Where to Watch
The keynote is happening on Tuesday, May 20 at 10 am PDT, so mark your calendars! You can catch the livestream on Google’s I/O website or YouTube channel. Plus, there’s an American Sign Language feed available for those who need it. Don’t forget to stay tuned to WIRED’s live blog for real-time updates and analysis from the event. And if you’re a developer, there’s a second keynote at 1:30 pm PDT focused specifically on your needs.
What to Expect
So, what’s all the buzz about? Well, AI is going to be a big focus at this year’s Google I/O. The tech giant has been ramping up its machine intelligence efforts across the board, integrating AI into search, Android features, and productivity tools. We can probably expect updates on AI-powered search and new developments in the Gemini interface. And let’s not forget about Android 16 and the latest on Google’s XR glasses!
In addition to AI, we’ll likely hear about new projects in the works, like the next Gemini model and AI Mode for search. And while we won’t see any new Pixel or Nest hardware, we can look forward to updates on Android’s design changes and scam-blocking features. Oh, and keep an eye out for major updates on Google’s XR efforts, especially Android XR and their AI-powered smart glasses. Codenamed Project Moohan, these glasses are bringing some seriously cool tech to the table. So, buckle up and get ready for an exciting ride at Google I/O!
