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- 1. GOOGLE ALLO Presented by: N.R.K SRIKAR 15KN1A05B2 III rd CSE NRIIT
- 2. INTRODUCTION Tired of Searching for a restaurant near you ? Wouldn't it be great if one communication app could do different things ? (eg. Book tickets ,Call or Text someone , Search content ,Get news updates etc.,)
- 3. • IMAGE RECOGNITION • GOOGLE ASSISTANT • SMART REPLY • WHISPER AND SHOUT • SECURITY GOOGLE ALLO :
- 4. Google's image recognition software for intelligent replies. This can easily spot differences Gives response based on image IMAGE RECOGNITION
- 5. Allo has Google Assistant integration, incorporating the search functionality into the app. Google’s virtual assistant, can pull out information from the web and also embed YouTube videos within a chat. Within messages, users can also call their friends using the Assistant. Google Assistant
- 6. Smart Reply The app is equipped with a 'Smart Reply' feature, earlier seen in the Inbox by Gmail app. It suggests automatic replies to save a user’s time. It uses artificial intelligence. The Smart Reply will adjust to your style of communication. .
- 7. •Today we can share something even wilder -- Smart Reply, a deep neural network that writes email. •Replying to email on mobile is a real pain, even for short replies. •What if there were a system that could automatically compose a few suitable responses that one could edit or send with just a tap ??
- 8. A better way for users to express themselves in conversations. Incorporated with two slider buttons -‘Whisper’ and ‘Shout’. Users can increase or decrease the font size using these slider buttons. Whisper and Shout
- 9. Google has introduced an Incognito mode in Allo. It offers a seamless and secure chatting experience. Incognito mode is an optional mode that includes expiring chats, private notifications, and end-to-end encryption. For encryption, the app uses the Signal Protocol. • Security
- 10. The Signal Protocol (formerly known as the Text Secure Protocol) is a non-federated cryptographic protocol that provides end-to-end encryption for instant messaging conversations. The Signal Protocol's development was started based on Off-the-Record Messaging. The developers refer to the algorithm as self-healing because it automatically disables an attacker from accessing the clear text of later messages after having compromised a session key.
- 11. TIMER TO AUTO DELETE MESSAGES Able to help you set a timer for your messages to be deleted. You can set a timer starting from 5 seconds, and once read the message gets deleted automatically.
- 12. Artificial Intelligence In Allo The Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) in Allo is based on technology already deployed in Google's Inbox program, which reads through e-mails and suggests appropriate replies. It also understands images sent in text messages, using its AI to look at what is in the picture and suggest its own comments.
- 13. HOW SMART REPLY WORKS: Natural language processing gives machines the ability to read and understand the languages that humans speak. A sufficiently powerful natural language processing system would enable Natural language user interfaces and the acquisition of knowledge directly from human- written sources, such as newswire texts. Some straightforward applications of natural language processing include information retrieval, text mining, question answering and machine translation.
- 14. Like other sequence-to-sequence models, the Smart Reply System is built on a pair of recurrent neural networks. One used to encode the incoming email and one to predict possible responses. The encoding network consumes the words of the incoming email one at a time, and produces a vector (a list of numbers).
- 15. How Speech Recognition works? Numerous researchers now use variants of a deep learning recurrent called the Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network. At Google, Microsoft and Baidu this approach has revolutionised speech recognition .
- 16. How Image Recognition Works? Google also used LSTM to improve machine translation, Language Modeling and Multilingual Language Processing. LSTM combined with CNNs also improved automatic image captioning and a plethora of other applications.
- 17. PROS Excellent interface. Snappy, crisp user experience. Simple setup. Integrated Google Assistant puts Google search powers in your chat. Free SMS messages to non-Allo users. Snazzy sticker packs.
- 18. CONS Not integrated with existing Google messengers. No tablet version or Web interface.
- 19. Future scope : Research into Strong AI produces sufficiently intelligent software, which might be able to reprogram and improve itself leading to recursive self-improvement. The new intelligence could thus increase exponentially and dramatically surpass humans which will exceed human intellectual capacity and control thus radically changing or even ending civilization. The capabilities of such an intelligence may be impossible to comprehend and events are unpredictable or even unfathomable.
- 20. Thank U..
Editor's Notes
- We're using so many apps to talk to so many people in a single day, and in between all that talk, we're opening up other apps to maybe search the web, find interesting GIFs to share, order stuff online, and book reservations. It can get a bit messy and stressful.
- When Google launched Inbox, its most recent email app from the Gmail team, it touted the app's ability to act almost like an assistant. Now, a year later, Google is making the app more like an aide than ever. The company will soon be rolling out a new feature called "Smart Reply," which uses artificial intelligence to suggest replies for your messages. The feature will be coming to Inbox's iOS and Android apps later this week, according to the company. SEE ALSO: 5 Google Inbox features that will make email suck less The Smart Reply feature works a bit like predictive text in keyboard apps, except that it predicts phrases you're most likely to use when replying to messages. The feature will show up to three short sentences based on the message and how people have responded to similar emails in the past. "For those emails that only need a quick response, it can take care of the thinking and save precious time spent typing. And for those emails that require a bit more thought, it gives you a jump start so you can respond right away," software engineer Bálint Miklós writes.