At this year's Google I/O event at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, the spotlight is on AI innovations, particularly following the pressure on Google to maintain its relevance against emerging competitors like ChatGPT. Google has made significant strides since last year, shipping various AI models including Gemini 2.5, its largest acquisition to date, and exploring new technologies like AR glasses and self-driving cars. However, the company's legal challenges regarding monopoly allegations loom large, creating a sense of vulnerability as they seek to assert their dominance in the tech landscape.
This year, we're not expecting much hardware, but we're naturally expecting a lot of AI news.
The company has announced its largest acquisition ever, teased plans for AR glasses, and seen early traction with its self-driving cars.
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