Google's Gemini ChatGPT rival will launch this fall with a few exciting features, and that's actually great news for ChatGPT fans.
Gemini is the result of Google merging Google Brain and DeepMind to better compete against ChatGPT. Joining the effort is Google co-founder Sergey Brin, who is apparently actively involved in training the Gemini models.This new generative AI product will have incredible capabilities, if the reports are accurate. Google wants to combine text generation features with AI image generation. This AI would produce much better responses than ChatGPT, which is limited to text.
Google is reportedly training Gemini with the help of text and images. But it’s also looking at YouTube video transcripts to train the language model. It’s all done under the supervision of lawyers, who are looking to prevent copyright violations. I’ll also point out another obvious advantage of Gemini: the live internet. Hopefully, a future version of the free ChatGPT variant will be connected to the internet.
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