For those interested in knowing more about the new GOOGLE PIXEL 6 and their new TENSOR chip -
wondering if there isn't a little AKIDA IP in here 
, it can do some impressive stuff. All of the recent comments by Rob Telson about on device personalisation, keyword spotting, image recognition, etc would certainly foot the bill here - As usual PURE SPECULATION
(also bare in mind most of these articles are based on "leaks" which could be official or unofficial and cannot be 100% relied upon)
https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_6_and_6_pro_launch_commercials_leak_hours_before_unveiling-news-51459.php
Another thing the ads make clear is Google's justified marketing focus on Ai for the Pixel 6 pair. The ads show exclusive features like Magic Eraser and Live Translate, while also emphasizing on security, highlighting things like Security Hub and the offline, on-device nature of most of Google's Ai features.
https://www.androidpolice.com/google-pixel-6-leaks-keep-getting-bigger-and-more-feature-packed-show-off-magic-eraser-in-action/
That's not the only leak for today, of course. Two new product videos from Twitter user SnoopyTech give us our first glimpse of Magic Eraser and Live Translate in action, two of the main features developed specifically for the Pixel 6. A "remove distractions" option in Google Photos lets you tap on objects and persons to remove them, while the Live Translate feature will auto-translate conversations, messages, pictures, and more — even without an active internet connection.
https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/google-pixel-6-rumors-leaks-and-guesses-before-tuesday-big-event/
The Tensor chip is also described to have "data-center-level" speech recognition in a demo described by Engadget, in which the Pixel 6 can differentiate between a dictated message and commands such as "Send" or "Clear." All the while, the onscreen keyboard can be used to edit any typos or dictation errors as the microphone continues listening for the message.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/pixel-6-pro-worth-buying/
Because Google actually designed the Tensor chip for A.I. and machine learning instead of just adding more raw computing power, the Pixel 6 should feel more intuitive and intelligent overall. From text-to-speech capabilities to language processing, the Pixel 6 will likely be closer to what we imagine when we think about these features, with fewer glitches and mistakes, plus a more seamless and natural experience.
The phone will be able to translate chats and podcasts in real time, and you can even use your camera to translate signs in photos in up to 55 languages without an internet connection. Computational photography will be a huge area of improvement, along with security, as the Titan M2 security module provides more layers of security than on any other phone so far. A feature called Magic Erase (pictured above) is claimed to remove people from the background of photo shots, while face unblur can sharpen up photos.
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