Google unveiled the Gemini program on Wednesday, touting it as a flagship artificial intelligence model with exceptional capabilities. The program, showcased in a video on Google’s YouTube channel, encompasses various AI categories, including Gemini Ultra, the most potent category, Gemini Pro, catering to a broad spectrum of tasks, and Gemini Nano, designed for specific portable tasks.
Currently, Google plans to make Gemini accessible to customers through Google Cloud, allowing them to integrate it into their applications. Developers and enterprise clients can access Gemini Pro starting from December 13 via the Gemini API in Google’s AI Studio or through Google Cloud Vertex AI tools, crucial for building applications based on Google’s AI technology.
Gemini is set to power Google products like the Bard chatbot program and the Search Generative Experience (SGE), which adopts a conversational format to answer search queries. Although these products are not widely available yet, Google released a demonstrative video showcasing Gemini’s prowess.
The video featured several challenges, including Gemini’s ability to recognize a drawing of a duck from randomly drawn lines, its aptitude to analyze an image of a rubber duck and determine its ability to float, and its capability to identify famous movie scenes, such as dodging bullets in “The Matrix.”
Another challenge involved scattered points forming a drawing, with Gemini successfully predicting the drawing before the points connected. Additionally, Gemini demonstrated its skill in identifying the location of a paper ball under a cup after the cups were shuffled randomly.
This AI innovation marks a significant stride in Google’s commitment to advancing artificial intelligence capabilities, with Gemini positioned as a versatile tool for developers and enterprise users seeking cutting-edge AI solutions.
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