Interfaces and hardware shaped the last decade of smartphone innovation, but artificial intelligence will shape the next decade. Nowhere is that more obvious than in Google's new Pixel 3 smartphones, announced today at an event in New York. The new devices use AI to do everything from answer your phone for you to taking clear photos in the dark of night. With all respect to the industrial design, the Pixel 3's hardware update is fairly typical. The phone is getting faster guts, the dreaded front notch, wireless charging capabilities, a lol-worthy "not pink" millennial pink option, and 5.5-inch and 6.3-inch sizes that start at $799.