Google's Gemini Unveiled: A Closer Look at the New AI Contender in the Generative Technology Landscape

Since AI gained widespread popularity last year, Google found itself in the shadow of OpenAI and Microsoft. Despite previous attempts with Bard, Google couldn't match the prowess of ChatGPT. However, a game-changer arrived, Google unveiled its highly anticipated AI model, Gemini.

Gemini, Google's latest Large Language Model (LLM), has been in development for a considerable time. Initially shrouded in mystery, with rumors of a 2024 delay, Gemini was finally introduced. CEO Sundar Pichai hails it as an AI set to "revolutionize generative technology for business and daily life."

Gemini Variants:

1. Gemini Nano: The compact version tailored for mobile devices. Users, starting with Google Pixel 8 Pro, can now leverage it for tasks like audio summaries.

2. Gemini Pro: Positioned as the midsize offering, designed for intricate tasks akin to ChatGPT. Currently, it powers Bard, Google's alternative to ChatGPT.

3. Gemini Ultra: The powerhouse, slated for launch in 2024, targeting data centers and large enterprises. It will drive "Bard Advanced," an upcoming chatbot with capabilities spanning text, video, images, and more.

This revelation has caused a stir online, with some already drawing favorable comparisons between Gemini and ChatGPT.

Source: producthunt