Practical built-in AI with Gemini Nano in Chrome

Published on 22 May 2025, 3:17

Learn how to use the new built-in AI APIs landing in Chrome, to enable your web app to translate, summarize, write, and rewrite content for your users. We’ll discuss how to transition seamlessly between cloud and on-device workloads, and the future of multimodal tasks in the browser.

Resources:
Practical on-device AI for web developers → goo.gle/4m98y5Z
Overview of Chrome built-in AI → goo.gle/4dujlUB
The Prompt API → goo.gle/4jeLiB3
Summarize with built-in AI → goo.gle/4d8B0ke
Translation with built-in AI → goo.gle/4339AYp
Language detection with built-in AI → goo.gle/3ZbTXwB
Explainer for the Prompt API on GitHub → goo.gle/44yGl2g
Writing Assistance APIs Explainer on GitHub → goo.gle/4maK7oO
Explainer for the Translator and Language Detector APIs on GitHub→ goo.gle/4m9RYTm
Web Machine Learning Community Group Charter → goo.gle/3GKrGa8
Winners of the Built-in AI Challenge → goo.gle/4iXwt5s
Hybrid AI: Client-side and server-side→ goo.gle/hybrid-sdk-developer-p...
Proofreader API Explainer on GitHub → goo.gle/42S8yQj
Explainer for the Prompt API - Multimodal Inputs on GitHub→ goo.gle/43e4jgZ
Built-in AI → goo.gle/3Z19vDF
Web AI demos → goo.gle/43lPwSq
Web Machine Learning on GitHub→ goo.gle/44w6Oxf
Chrome built-in AI Early Preview Program → goo.gle/chrome-ai-dev-preview-...

Speaker: Thomas Steiner

Check out the web session track from Google I/O 2025 → goo.gle/io25-web-yt
Check out all of the sessions from Google I/O 2025→ goo.gle/io25-sessions-yt

Subscribe to Chrome for Developers → goo.gle/ChromeDevs


Event: Google I/O 2025

Products Mentioned: Web, AI/Machine Learning