Google is reportedly launching Pixel Sense, a new AI assistant for Pixel 10, offering context-aware features similar to its predecessor, Gemini. This assistant will operate on-device, ensuring user data privacy by not allowing any external access, even from Google itself. It will integrate information from various apps such as Calendar, Gmail, and YouTube, providing personalized suggestions and adapting to users' habits. This move appears to be part of Google's ongoing reshaping of its assistant technology, continuing the evolution from Google Now to Gemini and now to Pixel Sense.
The AI-powered assistant will run fully on-device, meaning you'll be able to use it offline and 'not even Google can see' your data.
Pixel Sense will provide personal predictive suggestions, like suggesting places and names you use often, adapt to your interests, and learn how you use your phone.
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