As Google announced on Wednesday, it is opening access to its latest AI technology to third-party developers at different levels so they can write specific programs based on the new technology.
A week earlier, the company had surprisingly presented the Gemini model. It should not only be faster than the GPT-4 model from Microsoft partner OpenAI, but also significantly more versatile.
Gemini can not only generate texts in a chatbot, but also solve specific problems and make situation-dependent decisions. It can also record information from photos and videos.
Build smaller applications
Sooner than expected, Google is now giving third-party developers the opportunity to write their own applications based on Gemini. On the one hand, this applies to the Google AI Studio development environment, with which smaller AI applications can be built.
For example, Google demonstrated the programming of an app for real estate agents that can write a detailed description of the property based on a video recording of a home tour.
Gemini applications were also demonstrated in Vertex AI, an AI service from the Google Cloud for businesses, and in Duet AI, an AI solution for Google’s office applications.
Price reduction announced
In the race against Microsoft and OpenAI, the internet company not only relies on the performance of Gemini technology, but also started a price competition on Wednesday. Thomas Kurian, the head of Google Cloud, announced an extensive price cut.
Internet pioneer is falling behind
Google has long been considered a leader in artificial intelligence. But then the internet pioneer fell behind. A year ago, the start-up OpenAI surprisingly rose to the top with the release of its chatbot ChatGPT. The software caused a stir because it can form sentences like a human.
Training takes place with enormous amounts of data and estimates, word by word, of how a sentence might proceed. However, this entails the risk that it may provide completely incorrect information. All the major AI players are currently working to actually make their systems more accurate.
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