Google’s upcoming AI-powered assistant, Pixel Sense, is expected to arrive with the Pixel 10 later this year. This new smart assistant aims to be a more context-aware and personalized version of Google Assistant, exclusive to Pixel devices.
The key feature of Pixel Sense is its ability to process media files on-device, which means it will handle tasks such as processing text, images, AI-generated content, and metadata without relying on the cloud. This approach prioritizes privacy and security, making it a significant upgrade over existing assistants.
Pixel Sense has been in development since 2023, initially rumored as “Pixie,” but is now expected to debut under this new name. The assistant will integrate information from multiple Google apps, including Calendar, Chrome, Contacts, Docs, Files, Gmail, Keep Notes, Maps, Messages, Phone, Photos, Recorder, Screenshots, Wallet, YouTube Music, and possibly even an unreleased app called Aurelius.
Google’s AI-powered assistants are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with features like real-time search and personalized recommendations. With the Pixel Sense assistant, users can expect a more seamless and intelligent experience on their Pixel devices.
The release timing of Pixel Sense is also notable, as it may arrive before Apple’s upgraded Siri, which is expected to be released in iOS 20 around 2027. This could give Google an edge in the AI-powered assistant market, solidifying its position as a leader in this field.
Source: https://www.phonearena.com/news/pixel-10-rumored-new-assistant-might-have-apple-wishing-siri-was-ready-sooner_id168173