Google has released the official schedule for its upcoming I/O developer conference, set to take place on May 19 and 20. Broadcasting live from Mountain View, the event will focus on updates across the company’s AI, Android, Chrome, and Cloud platforms. A primary theme of this year’s conference is the introduction of new tools and features designed to facilitate agentic coding.
Keynote Schedule
The conference will commence on May 19, featuring two main presentations:
- Google Keynote: 10:00 AM PT
- Developer Keynote: 1:30 PM PT
Over the course of the two-day live event, viewers can expect a series of announcements, live demonstrations, and professional development sessions.
Core Presentation Themes
The published schedule outlines several key areas of focus regarding the future of software development:
- The Agentic Era of Development: Sessions will cover the evolution of developer tools, specifically regarding the transition from rapid ideation to the orchestration of autonomous workflows. The programming will focus on utilizing AI to handle routine coding tasks, allowing developers to concentrate on broader project architecture.
- Android Development Enhancements: Presentations will detail new methods for integrating AI into application workflows. This includes updates aimed at streamlining the process from initial prototyping to the final stages of native application refinement.
- Agentic Web Applications: The conference will address the current trajectory of web development by introducing tools intended for building agent-ready web applications. Topics will include automating complex debugging workflows and deploying highly interactive user interfaces directly within the browser.
Post-Event Programming
Following the live broadcast on May 19 and 20, Google will release a subsequent collection of on-demand sessions and codelabs on May 21.
Registration is currently open for the online event, granting access to the full program. Highlighted sessions available to registrants include:
- What’s new in Android
- What’s new in Google AI
- What’s new in Chrome
- Build core skills to thrive as an AI-era developer