Allison Johnson

We’re watching as Gemini tries to pull some information from a picture of a concert poster. It’s, uh, not going well. It failed twice on a Galaxy S24 Ultra, and now we’re onto a second demo unit.

He’s recently taken the lead on Android’s ecosystem and tells us that Gemini is supported on “billions of devices” globally, making it the most widely used AI assistant to date. Also, a shout out to Gemini on the Motorola Razr Plus’ cover screen. I appreciate it, Sameer.

Rick Osterloh, the leader of Google’s newly joined hardware and Android teams, tells us the company’s going to show us AI features that are, you know, actually starting to ship. This is the “Gemini era.”