Gemini comes in three sizes - Ultra, Pro, and Nano.
Gemini Ultra is the most powerful model of this series.
Gemini Pro has been integrated into Bard and is now ready to use.
Today, Google made a big announcement by unveiling its new AI model, Gemini. It is the first AI multimodal in the Gemini lineup, which comes in three sizes. This includes Gemini Ultra, Gemini Pro, and Gemini Nano. Gemini Ultra is the most powerful model of this series, achieving 90% in the Massive Multitask Language Understanding benchmark. The last highest score was 86.5% by OpenAI’s GPT 4 AI model. Gemini Ultra will launch with ‘Bard Advanced’ in early 2024. Speaking of the other two models, Gemini Nano has been built for on-device tasks. It is now available in Google’s latest flagship smartphone, the Pixel 8 Pro. Whereas, Gemini Pro has been integrated into Bard and is now ready to use. Here’s how you can use it.
Also read: Google Gemini AI finally comes to life: Is it going to be a tough time for ChatGPT?
How to use Gemini
Firstly, let’s talk about Gemini Pro. As mentioned above, it is ready to use through Bard, meaning Gemini Pro has been infused into Google’s Chatbot. Previously, Bard was not so accurate and correct with its answer to users’ queries. However, with Gemini Pro, it is expected that Bard will get as good as ChatGPT.
Gemini 🤝 Bard
— Google (@Google) December 6, 2023
Starting today, our specifically tuned version of Gemini Pro is available in Bard, unlocking new ways to collaborate with AI. Next year, we’re introducing Bard Advanced with Gemini Ultra for even more complex tasks. Learn more ↓ #GeminiAI https://t.co/hEPbj9faHr
To use Gemini Pro on your PC and smartphone, you need access to Bard. You can access it by following these steps.
- Open Bard’s website (bard.google.com) on your browser.
- On the website, tap on a blue button that says “Try Bard now.”
- After that, you need to sign in to Bard with your current Google account.
- Note that if you have a Google Workspace account, you might not be able to access Bard.
- To prevent that, you should sign in with your personal Google account.
Also read: Here’s why the Google Gemini AI launch could have been delayed
#TeamPixel, we come bearing gifts!🎁#Pixel8 Pro is now running Gemini Nano that powers AI features like Summarize in Recorder📝& Smart Reply in Gboard.💬
— Made by Google (@madebygoogle) December 6, 2023
But that’s not all! Learn how a new #FeatureDrop makes your Pixel (even older ones) feel new again: https://t.co/E3xkAYBYoz pic.twitter.com/MZtMN48DV9
To use Gemini Nano on smartphones, it seems we have to wait for a while. Although, Google has confirmed that the Pixel 8 Pro is now supporting Gemini Nano. However, I am guessing it will take some time to roll out on all the other Android smartphones.
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