Google I/O, Google's biggest developer conference of the year, is nearly upon us. Here's what to expect, including updates to Gemini and Android.

Google says Gemini will make interactions in the car feel far more fluid. Instead of issuing stiff, robotic commands — “Navigate to Starbucks” — you’ll be able to speak naturally and combine multiple tasks. For example: “Text Sarah, I’m on my way, and tell me how long it’ll take to get to the Thai place we went to last month.”

It’s no secret that Google has been all-in on AI for a long time. The company has been very busy weaving its powerful models into more and more of its products and services. And the latest destination for their versatile Gemini assistant is none other than the world’s most popular web browser: Google Chrome.