Ask HN: What did you think of Google I/O today?
Personally I thought it was meh. Just seemed to be a lot of the same: convenience-friendly data-hungry services masked with baby pictures and "family" sentiment.
I did enjoy hearing about how they have mini-ML models on each device, feeding data back to a master learner, which in turn sends updates back to the device. I wonder if things like I/O are heading to the Intel "tick/tock" model where expectation of change has to push out to 2 or more cycles, because it turns out endless innovation is just not sustainable. So a new gizmo in even years, and a cheaper model plus some interesting extras in odd years?