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We’re used to AI breakthroughs in the form of model upgrades or chatbot updates. Alphabet’s (GOOGL) announcement of a next-generation laptop has shifted that debate into a new dimension, moving on from the traditional concept of Gemini as an AI assistant. The unveiling of Googlebook, an AI-first laptop built around Gemini Intelligence, begins a new era of devices that have AI at their core rather than just as a feature.
Googlebook will integrate Android apps, Chrome browsing, and contextual AI assistance directly into the operating system. In other words, AI will power the operating system. If a user is hovering over a date, the operating system can immediately suggest setting up an appointment or scheduling an event. This is just one example of how AI will be a core part of user workflow, moving away from the traditional operating system concept.