Gemini AI beats GPT-4
Gemini AI outperforms GPT four, but the difference isn’t huge. You might have come across the image from Google claiming Gemini Ultra is more powerful than GPT four, while Gemini Ultra does better. The gap seems smaller when you delve into the 60-page paper released by Google. After carefully comparing Gemini Ultra and GPT four, it turns out Gemini performs better than OpenAI’s GPT four, which is the technology behind ChatGPT, on 30 out of 32 common academic benchmarks. However, OpenAI is preparing to launch a stronger version next year. CEO Sam Altman hinted that the upcoming products would make the current one seem outdated in comparison.
Google's bastard Gemini video was faked
Gemini’s demo video shows its ability to use different modes by telling a story about drawing a duck that starts as a squiggle and ends up as a complete picture. It jokes about the duck’s color being unrealistic and says what the quack? When it sees a blue toy duck. It even chats about the toy duck when people ask questions with their voices. But that’s not all. The video is fake. It’s not real. A Google made a demonstration by recording scenes to see what Gemini their creation could handle. They guided Gemini by showing it pictures from the recorded scenes and giving it instructions through text. So even though Gemini can do the things Google displayed in the video, it didn’t do them live as they suggested, and it might not even be able to. In reality, it was a set of planned text commands with chosen pictures, all crafted to make the interaction look different from how it is.
Gemini all versions are not the same
Gemini has three versions, each with its purpose. First, there’s Gemini
Ultra, the powerhouse taking on OpenAI’s GPT-4. Then comes Gemini Pro,
running on Bard, positioned in the middle to outshine GPT-3 5, the standard
chat GPT version.
Lastly, there’s Gemini Nano, a streamlined model crafted for efficient
performance on mobile devices. Whatever the task, there’s a Gemini model
tailored to meet your needs. Gemini Ultra is creating a lot of buzz, but it’s
currently in the hands of a chosen few. Testers, safety experts and big
business partners are the lucky ones getting to explore it first.
Unfortunately, the rest of us will have to be patient and wait until early next
the year before we can dive into the Gemini experience.
We’re getting a sneak peek now, but the full show is just around the corner.
The Pixel 8 Pro is the first smartphone to feature Gemini Nano. Now, Gemini
Nano is powering the summarize feature in Android’s recorder app on Pixel 8pros. Google also reveals that this AI will enhance the smart replay feature on Android for Pixel 8 pro users, but with a twist, it only works if you are
using the Google keyboard and specifically in WhatsApp. However, Google assures that Gemini will extend its capabilities to more messaging apps and other parts of the operating system in the upcoming year. It’s an exciting development for Pixel users to see new possibilities with Gemini Nano.
Gemini is better than Anything
Gemini is better than anything OpenAI has on deck. According to Google, Gemini is outshining anything OpenAI has in its lineup. They even shared a comparison chart putting Gemini Ultra against GPT four in various tests, and Google claims victory in almost every category. Usually Google keeps things low-key when talking about competitors, but this time they were pretty direct. Eli Collins, vice president of products at Google DeepMind, stated that Gemini is leading the way, scoring over 90% and becoming the first AI model to surpass human experts on the MMlU M M benchmark. MMLU, standing for massive multitask language understanding, evaluates AI across 57 subjects like math, physics, history, law, medicine and ethics. Gemini doesn’t stop there. It’s also outperforming the current best results on 30 out of 32 widely used industry benchmarks. In simpler terms, Gemini is rocking the AI world.
Gemini will hit every part of Google
Gemini is set to do more than just power barred and on device AI for Android phones. Google has big plans for this new model, intending to use it across all key products such as Chrome, search, ads, and more. While there is no specific timeline provided, Google has mentioned that these products will start using the power of Gemini in the coming months. It seems like Google is preparing for a widespread integration of Gemini’s capabilities across its major offerings.
Gemini Pro paid version
Google is launching a paid version of Bard currently, Gemini Pro is powered by Bard. But if you want to access the top-notch version of Google’s AI for chatting, get ready to pay up. Google plans to introduce a paid tier of Bard named Bard Advanced. While they haven’t revealed the pricing details, this premium tier promises access to Gemini Ultra and other yet-to-be-revealed features. Considering OpenAI’s success with chat GBT plus a, uh, $20 per month subscription, Google aims to tap into a new revenue stream with Bard advanced. This move could change things for Google in the long run, providing users with enhanced AI capabilities while contributing to the company’s financial success. Google plans to integrate Bard into Google Assistant sometime next year, although the exact details are still unclear, Google uh teased a video during a press conference where Bard was seen conversing with a user.
This hints at a potential future where smart assistants like Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant have a more capable AI engine, moving beyond the limited preprogrammed responses we’re used to.
Reducing Bias in AI
reducing bias in AI applications Google is putting in a serious effort to reduce bias and stereotypes in AI development. This commitment is a big deal, especially when it comes to Gemini Pro. What does this mean? Well, it means that applications built with Gemini Pro are ah, designed to be fair, respectful of different cultures and considerate of diversity. This is particularly important in the diverse context of Africa. Through prioritizing fairness and cultural sensitivity, Google aims to ensure that the impact of Gemini Pro is positive and inclusive. It’s a step towards creating AI solutions that understand and respect the richness of diversity in the african context, creating a more equitable and considerate technological landscape.
Gemini can do your Homework
Gemini can do your homework Google has made a big deal about Gemini’s multimodal capabilities, saying it can do homework. Its multimodal performance means it can understand lots of different things like text, images, videos and audio. Google didn’t just teach Gemini about these things afterward, they trained it from the very beginning on all these different types of information. They gave Gemini a well-rounded education to make it good at understanding a mix of things. Googlafterwardse posted a video showing how Gemini can assist with physics homework. In the Article, a Gemini-powered bard starts with a photo of handwritten questions. The AI smoothly turns that into written advice, including equations and step-by-step answers. Gemini might just be a helpful virtual tutor for all your homework.
Game Changer in Business
Gemini will change Google’s cloud business Google makes a lot of money from something you use every day, even if you don’t realize it. It’s Google Cloud, and it provides various services for businesses like storing data, analyzing information, and using machine learning. Many businesses rely on Google Cloud for their technology needs, and now Gemini is here to bring in a new era for this platform.
In addition to the broader Gemini news, Google introduced Cloud TPU V5P these are computer chips designed for artificial intelligence, and companies can use them remotely through Google Cloud. When you’re creating and training AI tools, you need a ton of processing power, and Google is gearing up with chips specifically made for this job. They’re even developing their own AI models to run on cloud TPU V5E, making Gemini a tempting choice over other options like GPT-4.
Supercharged Powers Coding Tool
Gemini powers a new supercharged coding tool. Two years ago, Google introduced alpha code, a robot code writer that made waves by being the first AI capable of being competitive in coding conferences, computer engineers quickly embraced tools like chat GBT, leveraging AI’s ability to translate human language ideas into machine readable code. Now, alongside Gemini, Google is rolling out an upgraded version of this tool called Alpha code two. This new version, according to Google, goes beyond mere coding and excels at tackling competitive programming problems that involve intricate math and theoretical computer science. It’s a big step forward, showing the AI’s capability not just in coding, but in handling complex problem solving scenarios in mathematics and theoretical computers.
