Google is reportedly developing a new app called Creative Assistant for its upcoming Pixel 9 series.
The app uses generative AI to create custom stickers.
This feature could potentially rival Apple's Genmoji.
Google, the tech giant known for its innovative products and services, is reportedly working on a new feature for its upcoming Pixel 9 series. According to various sources, the company is developing an app called Creative Assistant that uses generative AI to create custom stickers. This feature could potentially rival Apple's Genmoji, which was introduced during the WWDC 2024 keynote.
The news of Google's new app comes from several reports, including one from Android Authority. The publication found evidence of the Creative Assistant app in Android 15 Beta 3 binary related to the TPU in Tensor chip and Google Markup app. The package name for the app is reportedly
Google is developing a new app called Creative Assistant that uses generative AI to create custom stickers.
Creative Assistant might generate stickers on device due to its mention in the edge TPU app service binary.
Creative Assistant could be exclusive to Pixel 9 series or work on existing Tensor Pixels, but this is unclear.
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The article provides evidence for the existence of a new app called Creative Assistant that uses generative AI to create custom stickers. The author does not commit any logical fallacies in their reporting of this information. However, they do make some speculative statements about the capabilities and potential features of the app, which could be considered an appeal to authority if taken as fact without further evidence.
]The new Creative Assistant app will handle the sticker generation, while Markup is simply the image editing tool through which you'll access it.[
It wouldn't be a stretch to imagine that it could also feature a mobile-optimized image diffusion model, and given the smaller size and resolution of stickers, I can see it working out.
