Google's AI 'Gemini', seen as a rival to ChatGPT, is about to be released
It has been reported that Google's AI development division, Google DeepMind, led by Demis Hassabis, a well-known AI researcher, has granted some companies access to the early version of the AI `` Gemini '' under development as the release approaches. It is being
Google Nears Release of Gemini AI to Challenge OpenAI — The Information
Google nears release of AI software Gemini - The Information | Reuters
In April 2023, Google acquired Google DeepMind, an AI development company under the parent company Alphabet, and integrated it with its own AI development division, Google Brain. Originally, DeepMind was an independent company founded in 2010 and acquired by Google in 2014. Later, when Google established Alphabet, a holding company with all divisions under its umbrella , it changed from being under Google to being under Alphabet.
Gemini combines the technology of DeepMind's proud 'AlphaGo' and its extension 'AlphaGo Zero' with a large-scale language model, and it can create text summaries based on email drafts, lyrics, news articles, etc. It is also expected to provide the ability to generate original text.
By making Gemini available to outside developers, Google will integrate Gemini into its own consumer services and expand its cloud division, people familiar with the Gemini project told news site The Information. The company is nearing the stage of selling the product to companies through the company.
Google is expected to provide Gemini to companies through its AI service 'Google Cloud Vertex' in the future.
Since Google co-founder Sergey Brin stepped down as Alphabet's president in 2019, he had a policy of not interfering much with the company's business, but in recent months he has been at work three to four days a week. It seems that he has appeared and is talking with the developers of Gemini.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/sergey-brin-google-ai-gemini-1b5aa41e
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