Google expects its more advanced LLM to arrive on Android phones next year

Google’s advanced large language models are expected to be embedded into Android devices starting 2025.
Currently, Android phones are equipped with Gemini Nano, a smaller version of Google’s Gemini AI model.
More advanced versions of Gemini, currently only accessible via the cloud, are expected to be released on Android phones in 2025.
Google’s most advanced large language models, currently only accessible via remote data centers via an internet connection, are expected to begin arriving on smartphones directly next year.
Large language models, or LLMs, are AI models capable of understanding and generating language in a humanlike way.
Gemini Ultra is Google’s top LLM, with 1.56 trillion parameters.
Smartphone makers are hoping for a “supercycle” in their industry, driven by artificial intelligence, after a few years of slow device sales.