Google is starting its new AI model.
Google Wednesday begins its new AI model, Gemini, which expects it to compete better with OpenAI (the creator of ChatGBT) and Microsoft.
In a press conference, Ellie Collins, Vice President of Google Deep Mind, the group's artificial intelligence research laboratory, confirmed that Gimenay is Google's "most logical, ingenious and generalized AI model."
He then broadcast a video showing a user with objects, drawings and videos on "Geminai," orally commenting on what he "sees", naming things, playing music, answering questions that require a certain degree of analysis, and explaining the "logic" he adopted.
Collins explained that the new model "has been multimedia since its inception, has sophisticated thinking capabilities and can programme at an advanced level".
Since the launch of the "Chat GBT" a year ago, Big Tech has been engaged in a frantic race for excellence in what is known as generative artificial intelligence (AI), which allows the production of texts, images or information software equivalent to those produced by humans, at the simple request of the daily language.
Google, a pioneer in AI, was very successful in Chat GBT, but was quick to launch its "cool" chatbot.
However, the most important element lies in the models, the information systems on which these applications are based.
The "cold" capacity is expected to increase from Wednesday, but the requests to him should remain in writing, in English only for the time being.