There are exciting new updates to the Gemini model family ✨ → https://goo.gle/410mLtt -Gemini 2.0 Flash is now generally available -Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental is available in AI Studio and Vertex AI -Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite, an efficient, cost-effective model is now in public preview
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Memory for voice AI agents (and composite function calling) ... There are several ways to store (and later, retrieve) conversation state. One of the simplest is just to define a couple of functions and use your local filesystem! Here, Chad Bailey shows how to do that, using Pipecat's function calling hooks and Gemini 2.0 Flash. Source code is here: https://lnkd.in/gHPQFks6 My favorite thing about this demo is that it's a really nice example of composite function calling. Composite function calling means that the LLM can flexibly call several functions in a row, chaining functions together to perform complex operations. In the video, Chad says, "can you just load our conversation from a few minutes ago?" Gemini turns this into two function calls: 1. `get_saved_conversation_filenames` lists all the available saved conversation files. Each filename includes a timestamp. 2. Using the timestamps, Gemini figures out which conversation best matches "a few minutes ago." It calls the `load_conversation` function with the appropriate filename as an argument. Nothing in the prompt instructs Gemini how to do this. The function definitions describe the format of the filenames. But understanding *how to figure out* which conversation to load, based on a natural language phrase like "a few minutes ago," is entirely organic. Note that Gemini will ask clarifying questions if it needs to — either before calling any functions, or between function calls. The first time I tried something like "load the conversation from a few minutes ago" I expected the LLM to retrieve the filenames and then ask me which conversation I meant. When it "just worked," my reaction was 🫢 . There's a lot more interesting stuff to say about memory — persistent context and caching. Chad made another video that I'll post tomorrow.
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🤖 Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental has a 2 million token context window and is our best model yet for coding performance and complex prompts. Try it for free today in Google AI Studio and Vertex AI → https://goo.gle/3Q4Cn97
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💫 Announcing Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite now available in public preview. The cost-effective model for high-throughput applications features a 1M token context window for text and multimodal inputs with text outputs. → https://goo.gle/3CBkVpB
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Getting started with Google Cloud? Wesley Chun shared his top three foundational tools: ☁️ App Engine – Run apps without worrying about infrastructure. ☁️ Cloud Functions – Seamless, event-driven computing. ☁️ Cloud Run – Scale your services effortlessly. Start building smarter, not harder! #DevFest
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Gemini 2.0 Flash is now generally available for text output. Learn more at the blog and start building in the Gemini API via AI Studio and Vertex AI. → https://goo.gle/3WIuvgX
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2024 brought game-changing updates for developers using Chrome for Developers → https://goo.gle/4hwp7Wz 🛠️ Built-in AI tools for faster, smarter web apps ⏱️ Smoother, instant page navigation with new APIs 🌐 Cross-browser support with new Baseline features Catch all the highlights and discover tools to level up your projects.
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🚨 Calling all game devs! We just dropped our agenda for #GDC2025 here→ https://goo.gle/4jGQvmt Whether you're on-site exploring demos and attending sessions, or at home catching the latest updates, we’ve got exciting ways to help you elevate your games! Learn how to: •Build interactive agents with Gemini •Supercharge your Android game with powerful APIs •Expand your PC gamer audience with Play's growth tools Sign up for updates to stay on top of the latest. 👀
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Building ethical, inclusive, and responsible AI requires diverse perspectives and a commitment to learning and improving along the way. How do you think we can advance AI together? 💬 We're exploring common AI myths, emphasizing how it’s shaped by human experiences and learnings, at #DevFest.