Gemini by Google has been recently launched, and if you want to learn more about what this AI platform offers, you want to keep reading.
What is Gemini?
Gemini is a generative AI model family. It comes in 3 models: Gemini Ultra, Pro, and Nano.
Gemini Ultra is the most advanced model, Pro is a lighter version, and Nano is a smaller model designed for mobile devices like the Pixel 8 Pro.
Like chat GPT, Google’s AI is multimodal, which means it can process audio, images, videos, and text.
What can Gemini do?
Gemini Ultra
Works in Google apps and services. It is designed to help with homework, finding relevant research, and generating images.
Gemini Pro
Its capabilities vary based on the platform; for example, it is available through Google’s Vertex AI and AI Studio, where it offers text and image processing and will soon support custom chatbots and other features.
Gemini Nano
A smaller version that is efficient enough to run on some phones. On Pixel 8 Pro, Gemini powers features like Summarize in the Recorder app and Smart Reply in Gboard.
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Our Take on AI Integration
Recently, many conversations have discussed how AI is entering mobile phones. Gemini Nano is one of those technologies leading the way. We will see more and more AI penetrating every possible interface to make it better and more efficient.
This is a green light for everyone considering incorporating AI in their organization because the sooner you do that, the more advantage you have over your competition. Although Gemini is trained on quality data like any other AI, it has bias issues and can generate unethical results.
That is why we need to have human supervision if only to act as a firewall against inadvertent misuse. Within Augmented Experts, AI is used as an adjunct to the industry expert. The industry expert is in the driver’s seat and imparts their experience, expertise, and industry knowledge, adding significant value.
