Watch out OpenAI - Gemini is here!
Niclas Anderstr?m
Passionate about AI | Executive MBA | AI for Business Managers from MIT | Manager Gateway Development @ Ericsson
Buckle up, folks, because the AI landscape just got a whole lot more interesting with Google throwing its hat into the ring! Introducing Gemini, Google's answer to OpenAI's GPT-4. Now, we've all been marveling at GPT-4's capabilities, but Gemini is not just another AI model - it's a game-changer.
First off, Gemini's availability is already making waves. It's not just for the techie elite; consumers can access it through Bard or Pixel 8 Pro. And for the enterprise gurus among us, keep your calendars marked for December 13th - that's when Gemini Pro hits the scene.
Now, let's talk capabilities. Gemini isn't just another language model; it's like the Swiss Army knife of AI. From coding in multiple languages to upgrading Google’s AlphaCode, this model is flexing its muscles in generative AI tasks. And guess what? Google claims Gemini Ultra is outdoing GPT-4 in some benchmarks. Talk about setting the bar high!
But it's not just about being a jack-of-all-trades. Gemini's multimodal prowess means it can adapt its UI based on user intent. Imagine asking for images or text and getting precisely what you need, all thanks to Gemini's training on multimodal content.
Flip the coin to GPT-4, and you see a powerhouse in its own right. It's been the buzzword in AI circles for a good reason. It's a beast at mimicking human speech and reasoning. And yes, it's available to the masses through ChatGPT Plus.
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Pricing-wise, GPT-4 is quite accessible. But let's not forget, GPT-4 isn't perfect - it's had its fair share of growing pains, like producing nonsensical or inflammatory responses at times.
So, what does this all mean for us, the avid followers and users of AI? Well, it's clear the competition is heating up, and that's fantastic news! With Google's Gemini stepping up to the plate, we're seeing a new era of innovation and possibilities. It's not just about who's got the bigger AI model anymore; it's about how these models can transform our digital interactions, making them more sophisticated and tailored to our needs.
In summary, whether you're team Google or team OpenAI, one thing's for sure - the AI landscape just got a whole lot more thrilling. Let's keep our eyes peeled for what's next, because if there's one thing Gemini and GPT-4 are teaching us, it's that the possibilities in AI are truly limitless.
Cheers to the future of AI!
Information & Communication Specialist at Sigma Technology Information
10 个月Great insights! I think actual AI implementation in a search engine would be the biggest step forwards for most people (we still have to consider most people aren't tech savvy and still ask Google questions without keywords or advanced parameters). In that sense, systems like Gemini within Google Search could also be a stepping stone for these users to then test/use more of an AI system as well. There are probably also a lot of people that would prefer to stay in one ecosystem, so Google/Microsoft/etc. (and even for businesses, if they have to consider security risks with new suppliers). So these could (should?) be the big players and other companies might become more specialised or have other specialist application areas or easier adaptation for businesses to have closed sources. It's impossible to know...everything is newer and better every time I read a new article!