Google AI Studio is set to introduce several new features, as discovered by Bedros. These include a "Canvas" feature, which is currently in early development and has been demonstrated with a simple tic tac toe game. The Canvas tab UI also references localhost Canvas examples, though their intended functionality is not yet clear.
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— Bedros Pamboukian (@bedros_p) October 13, 2024
AI Studio is going to receive a new feature, "canvas"
Close enough, welcome back Stubbs! (thread) pic.twitter.com/JqB23Vj15T
Another significant feature is the "Search Grounding" functionality, which is slated for release on October 25, 2024.
This feature aims to improve the accuracy and reliability of AI responses by grounding them in factual information from trusted sources like Google Search.
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— Bedros Pamboukian (@bedros_p) October 13, 2024
There seems to be a date for a new banner, "2024-10-25" - the banner is about Search Grounding in AI Studio
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nothing else that's significant here, everything that's unreleased, i've already posted about it
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Additionally, AI Studio may introduce a dedicated Changelog section, providing users with a clear overview of updates and changes to the platform.
The Canvas feature in AI Studio is distinct from OpenAI's recently launched ChatGPT Canvas, which is an AI-first text and code editor designed for collaborative project work. Unlike OpenAI's Canvas, which is a comprehensive tool for writing and coding projects, Google AI Studio's Canvas seems to be more focused on integrating interactive elements, such as the tic tac toe game, into the AI Studio environment.
