Google’s DeepMind lab is set to unveil its latest AI system, Gemini, which is predicted to outperform its current leading product, ChatGPT. The new model, expected to be more advanced than anything currently offered by OpenAI, is being developed by DeepMind thanks to the experience gained from creating AlphaGo, the revolutionary product that won a one-on-one board game against a human opponent. Gemini will be a blend of sophisticated AI capabilities and the advanced language architecture of LLM-based chatbots, ensuring that the AI can generate perfect responses to users’ prompts. The technology, reportedly still in development, will be powered by advanced machine learning techniques, such as reinforcement learning and tree search. The new technology is expected to cost tens or hundreds of millions, and will likely take a few months to complete.
Gemini: Google’s AI System Set to Outshine ChatGPT
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