They probably should've disclosed that beforehand, or as part of the video, but anyone with any experience with AI (ChatGPT, Midjourney, etc) knew the voice was staged to make for a better presentation.
this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2023
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Google hasn’t blown OpenAI out of the water because they don’t want to. They’re an ad company and they can’t move away from that.
I think you aren't aware of how much Google sucks at even simple software.
That's not quite correct. It says it wasn't real time because the guy was typing his questions, not speaking them.
However the responses from the AI were all correct. Maybe just not as fast. Maybe it took a few seconds to respond, but that is acceptable at this stage.
They wanted to show you how amazing it really is, and could be if it were hooked up to speech recognition and was able to resolve quicker. Which one day will be the case.
The prompts were also different