Google Prepares to Launch ‘Gemini’ Generative AI to Challenge OpenAI’s ChatGPT
Google has reportedly granted early access to a select group of companies for its upcoming conversational generative AI software — codenamed “Gemini,” as per The Information. Individuals familiar with the matter disclosed this development on Thursday.
Gemini’s primary objective is to establish itself as a competitor to OpenAI’s GPT-4 model, according to the report.
For Google, the stakes surrounding the launch of Gemini are exceedingly high. In response to the industry-shifting introduction of ChatGPT by Microsoft-backed OpenAI last year, Google has substantially increased its investments in generative AI this year.
Gemini encompasses an array of robust language models, empowering applications ranging from chatbots to functions that offer text summarization or generate original content based on user preferences, including email drafts, music lyrics, and news articles, as stated in the report.
Moreover, it is anticipated that Gemini will assist software engineers in code generation and in the creation of original images, driven by user queries.
Presently, Google is providing developers access to a relatively sizable iteration of Gemini, though not the largest version in development, which would closely rival GPT-4, as detailed in the report. The tech conglomerate’s strategy involves making Gemini accessible to companies through its Google Cloud Vertex AI service.
In the previous month, the company introduced generative AI capabilities to its Search tool, catering to users in India and Japan. This enhancement enables the presentation of text or visual results in response to queries, including summarizations. Furthermore, Google extended the availability of its AI-powered tools to enterprise clients at a monthly cost of $30 per user.
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Victor is a Managing Tech Editor/Writer at Metaverse Post and covers artificial intelligence, crypto, data science, metaverse and cybersecurity within the enterprise realm. He boasts half a decade of media and AI experience working at well-known media outlets such as VentureBeat, DatatechVibe and Analytics India Magazine. Being a Media Mentor at prestigious universities including the Oxford and USC and with a Master's degree in data science and analytics, Victor is deeply committed to staying abreast of emerging trends. He offers readers the latest and most insightful narratives from the Tech and Web3 landscape.
