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Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has revealed that Google is in the process of building an advanced AI system called “Gemini” that is expected to outperform ChatGPT in performance. Hassabis informed Wired that Gemini is currently in development and is expected to take several months before it is fully operational. Project expenses could potentially reach hundreds of millions of dollars.
Gemini is expected to specialize in text-based applications and is likely to share many similarities with ChatGPT-4.
However, Google doesn’t want to just reproduce what’s already available. The CEO stated that the company’s engineers are adopting tactics from AlphaGo, the AI that defeated a Go champion, to power Gemini. Gemini should be able to plan and solve problems as a result of this. According to Hassabis, the capabilities of the mass language model will be integrated with these competencies.
AlphaGo was created through reinforcement learning, which is when software makes repeated efforts to complete a task and adjusts its performance based on feedback.
Hassabis and his team may try to improve Gemini by incorporating concepts from other areas of AI, such as robotics and neuroscience.
“We also have some new innovations that will be quite interesting,” Hassabis explained.
Gemini was announced at Google’s I/O conference this year. The company stated at the time: “Gemini was designed from the ground up to be multimodal, highly efficient with tool and API integrations, and built to support future innovations like memory and scheduling. Although it is still early days, we are already seeing multimodal capabilities that were not present in previous models.”
Gemini will be available in a variety of sizes and capacities, according to the company.
In April, a Google employee wrote a leaked internal memo claiming the company was losing its AI edge to the open source community, which is better positioned to make rapid changes to its lean products. A month later, Google removed the waitlist for Bard, its response to Open AI’s ChatGPT. However, due to privacy concerns, it was recently forced to postpone its release in Europe.
No doubt Google will design the Gemini entry to be foolproof after Bard’s factual error in answering a question in his first presentation caused parent company Alphabet to lose $100 billion in market value.
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Source: vtt.edu.vn