In a strategic move, Google has reorganized its AI offerings under the brand name Gemini, replacing its previous chatbot Bard with the more advanced language model Gemini. This repositioning highlights Google's determination to maintain a leading role in the global AI race, particularly against competitors like Microsoft.
The technology world is in constant flux, and Google is no stranger to innovation. Let's take a close look at one of their latest developments: the PaLM 2, Google's new large-scale language model deployed in Gmail, Docs and other popular Google services.
AI news from Google's developer conference marks a big leap in AI integration, with a focus on responsible use and search engine improvement. The new Palm 2 language model is expected to set new standards in competition with OpenAI's GPT-4.
In the age of technology, we have to ask ourselves what impact the rapid development has on our lives. Google CEO Sundar Pichai has now spoken out in favor of legal rules for dealing with artificial intelligence. Especially so-called deepfake videos, in which real people can be deceptively portrayed, pose a danger to society. Their production must have consequences, Pichai emphasized in an interview with the US TV station CBS.
Google wants to simplify the processes behind programming and is helping with a new AI. The artificial intelligence understands the syntax of a programming language and should also be able to interpret simple command inputs and translate them into code.
It's been a few years since Google launched their first attempt at augmented reality. Google Glass, despite promising features, was a flop. The constant use of built-in video cameras, the lack of understanding for users. But now the tech company wants to get it right and is experimenting with new possibilities in AR.
Avatars will be a big part of our future communication, especially with the Metaverse in the starting blocks. With Google's PHORUM AI model, creating them will be child's play in the future, because all it takes is a photo.
Can artificial intelligence code? Alphabet's Deepmind shows with its new coding AI AlphaCode that machines can demonstrate critical thinking when writing programs.