You want the largest ads for Google to keep you on Googling

Google I/O 2025 It happened earlier this week, and although there are no new devices that can be talked about, the company stimulates developers with new advertisements of artificial intelligence, research features and prominent subscriptions.

The first is Chatbot, the new artificial intelligence mode in the research. Artificial intelligence mode deals with more complicated inquiries than traditional search, somewhere between hitting chat with Gemini and barrel in traditional Google search. For example, you can compare multiple cars that you think about buying or analyzing travel options to spend your next large vacation.

The artificial intelligence mode can mimic how you can look at a new piece of clothes (you must download an image for yourself first to do this), and Google can even follow pricing in your size and your favorite color.

The artificial intelligence mode enhances Google AI, supported by Gemini. You may have seen them summarizing your search requests (and things often make mistakes, in my experience). When public looks are made properly, this means that you never have to leave Google’s research, which is great for Google but not for the places where Google got the answer. In fact, and The News Alliance/Media says that the status of artificial intelligence is theft. “Only Google takes the content by force and uses it without return, the definition of theft,” said President and CEO Daniel Kofi.

The most interesting advertisement for me was the latest promotional from Google to video generation and Video creation tools, Amnesty International.

The VEO 3, which is the first repetition of the AI ​​video from Google, can create videos with a little more realistic (less unlimited video). It has joined a new application for filmmaking flow,, Which depends on VideoFX experimental feature that Google is working on for a few years.

With the flow, you can edit and expand existing clips, add and choose the movement of the camera and perspective controls and even fold the self -created video content with VEO to projects.

But it still seems somewhat strange.

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Do you have a lot of money?

You may want to reach the most impressive artificial intelligence features that Google revealed this week. Maybe you want to play with flow. Well, you need to either AI Pro ($ 20 per month) or $ 250 of AI Ultra for some of the most interesting features, threatening creativity. Don’t worry, though! AI Ultra has a preliminary offer of $ 125 for the first three months! What. A. deal.

Google tries to justify their prices by including YouTube Premium and 30 TB of cloud storage.

But YouTube Premium is $ 14 per month-what is the other amount of more than $ 200?

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WildCard technology.

Openai purchases the start of Jony Ive, IO, for $ 6.5 billion. To celebrate, it took a black and white image on the iPhone. Eve and LOVEFORM will continue to work independently of Openai. However, the other founders will become Openai employees

In addition to about 50 engineers, designers and researchers. Does this mean the physical Openai devices on the horizon? Apparently, It will not be a phone or can be worn.

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With optional history seal.

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Half has the same vertical ratio 3: 4 as Fuji instant Instax Mini cameras, so you can make prints using Instax Mini printer. Fujifilm has achieved viral success with X100 VI, so the most unique half (and small!) X can appeal to a similar set of archers. He is now on a prior request for $ 850 (in black, silver and silver) with the start of shipping on June 12.

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Yes, it uses artificial intelligence.

Netflix will launch ads created by AI in 2026, which will play in the middle of the show or whenever users stopped in advertising -backed plans. Netflix has steadily increased the subscription costs of its advertising -free plans, so it may offer 2026 final payment of defense subscriptions.

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