Overview
- The rollout begins with the November Pixel Feature Drop, making Magic Cue on Pixel 10 more timely and enabling Recorder to generate summaries in more languages.
- Private AI Compute runs on Google’s custom stack using TPUs, Titanium Intelligence Enclaves, remote attestation, and end‑to‑end encryption to create a hardware‑sealed processing environment.
- Google asserts that data handled by the system remains private to the user and inaccessible to anyone else, including Google.
- Android exposes a Network Usage log in Developer options so advanced users can see when Private AI Compute is invoked by Pixel features.
- Coverage notes the approach mirrors Apple’s Private Cloud Compute and reflects a hybrid model that offloads heavier reasoning beyond device NPUs while still leveraging on‑device Gemini Nano.