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Google unveils its formidable Gemini generative AI model, aiming to rival OpenAI and Microsoft


Google unveiled its latest Gemini generative AI model, positioning it as a direct competitor to Microsoft-supported OpenAI’s GPT-4. According to DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, Gemini represents Google’s most advanced and versatile model yet.

Gemini is a natively multimodal model, capable of analyzing text, audio, video, images, and code. What sets Gemini apart, as per Google, is its holistic approach—unlike other platforms that employ separate models for various mediums, Gemini was specifically crafted to comprehend and process multiple forms of data simultaneously.

Hassabis highlighted that this design distinction empowers Gemini to grasp multimodal data more effectively, delivering superior outcomes across diverse content, from handwritten material to images and videos.

To showcase its capabilities, Google released demonstration videos illustrating Gemini's prowess. One demonstration revealed the AI's ability to recognize both a hand-drawn blue duck and a rubber blue duck. Another showcased how Gemini discerned the fun quotient between different drawings of roller coasters, providing an insightful response.

The AI’s potential in assisting students with homework was also exhibited—Gemini not only reads and evaluates math answers but also identifies errors and provides explanations.

Highlighting its coding proficiency, Google positioned Gemini as a leading model in comprehending programming languages like Python, Java, C++, and Go.

Google plans to roll out three variants of Gemini: Gemini Ultra, optimized for complex tasks in data centers; Gemini Pro, a mid-range version; and Gemini Nano, tailored for devices like Google’s Pixel 8 Pro."

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