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🛣️ Focus On The Road

🛣️ Focus On The Road

Android Auto's new AI feature will summarize your messages.

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Happy Friday All! Google is enhancing the Android Auto experience by introducing an AI-powered feature that summarizes incoming messages, aiming to improve driver focus and safety.

Plus, a team of top German engineers has just unveiled the world’s very first hearing aids with dual processing, find out more here.

You Won’t Believe Your Ears

hear.com created the world's first dual processing hearing aids to give you 2x the power and crystal clear hearing.

How? The secret is cutting-edge German technology, engineered to separate noise and speech to produce unheard of levels of clarity.

Experts say it's the biggest upgrade in sound the industry has ever seen. And the best part is, these medical-grade devices are nearly invisible, so your friends and family will barely notice.

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•Bluetooth and smartphone compatible
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Google Will Use AI To Summarize Messages So You Can Focus On The Road While Driving Using Android Auto

Briefly: In an attempt to make it easier for Android Auto users to focus on the road while driving, Google will use artificial intelligence (AI) to summarize incoming messages.

What Happened: Google is working on a feature that would enable Assistant to condense messages for Android Auto users, reported 9to5Google. Users will have the option to activate or deactivate this feature via the Android Auto Settings.

Is It Available? This new feature was discovered in version 14.52 of the Google app, which is presently in beta testing. The official launch date of this feature is yet to be confirmed. While Google has incorporated a summarization feature in other products, this will be one of the first few AI-powered features in Android Auto.

Why It Matters: This move by Google follows a recent trend within the company of leveraging AI technologies to enhance its services. It announced Assistant with Bard in Oct. 2023, allowing users to interact with the virtual assistant using text, voice, and images. The feature is still an early experiment, with Google expected to roll it out to users over the next few months.

What Next: Apart from this, Google has also brought AI to its suite of productivity services like Docs, Sheets, and Slides, among others.

You Won’t Believe Your Ears

hear.com created the world's first dual processing hearing aids to give you 2x the power and crystal clear hearing.

How? The secret is cutting-edge German technology, engineered to separate noise and speech to produce unheard of levels of clarity.

Experts say it's the biggest upgrade in sound the industry has ever seen. And the best part is, these medical-grade devices are nearly invisible, so your friends and family will barely notice.