Google’s AI Project Gemini Faces Challenges, Launch Delayed Due to Multilingual Improvements Needed

One of Google’s biggest AI projects, codenamed Gemini, is reportedly facing challenges and has had its launch delayed. The project, which aims to rival OpenAI’s latest GPT advancements, is said to require further improvement in its multilingual capabilities before it can be launched. This setback will also impact other Google products, including Bard, which were expected to benefit from the capabilities of Gemini. The project, which combines large language models and AI image generation, aims to surpass the capabilities of OpenAI’s ChatGPT. However, the completion of Gemini is not expected until at least 2024. The delay provides an opportunity for OpenAI to further develop its models and potentially gain an advantage over Google. Nevertheless, Google remains committed to advancing its AI efforts and has enlisted the help of notable insiders, such as co-founder Sergey Brin and senior researcher Paul Barham, to spearhead the Gemini project. With Gemini’s potential to power various Google products, its successful launch is eagerly anticipated.