Google Announces New Advanced , Artificial Intelligence.<br />'The Guardian' reports that Google has announced <br />a new artificial intelligence model, Gemini, that it <br />claims can outperform ChatGPT in most tests.<br />According to Google, the new model displays <br />"advanced reasoning," which includes the ability <br />to view and mark a student's physics homework. .<br />The "multimodal" model is capable of <br />simultaneously understanding text, <br />audio, video, images and computer code. .<br />On December 6, Gemini is seeing an initial release in over 170 countries, including the United States, in the form of a new upgrade to Google's Bard chatbot. .<br />However, 'The Guardian' reports that the upgraded <br />version of Bard will not be available in the U.K. and <br />Europe until the new AI gets clearance from regulators. .<br />The Gemini model is the first new AI to be <br />announced since a global AI safety summit. .<br />Google said that it was in discussions <br />with the U.K.'s AI Safety Institute for testing <br />the most powerful versions of Gemini, <br />which are slated to be released in 2024.<br />The versions included in the initial release <br />are Gemini Pro and Gemini Nano, while a more <br />powerful Ultra version is currently undergoing <br />external testing before a 2024 public release.<br />The versions included in the initial release <br />are Gemini Pro and Gemini Nano, while a more <br />powerful Ultra version is currently undergoing <br />external testing before a 2024 public release.<br />Google has claimed that Gemini can outperform even <br />the most powerful version of ChatGPT, GPT-4, on <br />tests, including image comprehension and reasoning.<br />'The Guardian' reports that Google admitted <br />some false answers, or "hallucinations," remain <br />an issue with the latest advanced model.
