Google's Pixel 8 Falls Short on AI Promises as Tensor Chip Struggles
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Google claimed Pixel 8's Tensor G3 chip brings advanced on-device AI, but it actually relies heavily on cloud processing.
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Many Pixel 8 features like Magic Eraser and speech recognition need internet connection, sending data to Google's servers.
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Processing speeds for AI features are slow compared to claims, taking time to edit photos with Magic Eraser.
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Tensor G3 performance is weaker than other 2023 flagships based on benchmarks, slowing down tasks.
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The phone struggles with heat dissipation, slowing down with intensive tasks despite efficiency claims.