Google’s Private AI Compute will let users securely run even the most powerful AI models on your smartphone

• Private AI Compute is built to power Gemini models for your smartphone
• Pixel 10’s Magic Cue could be the first feature to benefit from this
• Google wants to be transparent and accountable

Google has launched Private AI Compute, its own cloud-based AI processing platform in a move to handle heavy processing tasks off-device.

Private AI Compute will enable access to advanced AI capabilities without having to limit them to on-device processing – the cloud parts will include strong data privacy protections.

In a company blog post, AI Innovation and Research VP Jay Yagnik explained that the data processed through Private AI Compute would only be available to the user (not even Google).