Google's AI Model and RAM Capacity: A Concern for Pixel 8 Owners

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Vladislav Zelenko
1 min read
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Google's recent announcement regarding the availability of its new AI model, 'Gemini Nano,' on the Pixel 8 has sparked discussion about the device's 8GB RAM capacity and its implications for system performance. Despite earlier limitations, Google now plans to enable Gemini Nano on the Pixel 8 with a catch—it will be a developer option, potentially excluding most users. The decision stems from concerns about RAM-resident AI models that require continuous loading, impacting available memory for other applications. Additionally, while some debate the utility of such AI features, concerns over RAM usage raise questions about device capability and potential future RAM requirements. Google's dilemma reflects broader industry trends surrounding AI integration and device performance, with implications for user experience and system optimization.

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