Google’s demo video of its new model Gemini was impressive, but it fell short of the marketing hype. The video showcased interactions that were actually based on detailed text prompts and still images, not live demonstrations. Google’s claims about Gemini’s capabilities raise questions about AI innovation and future developments compared to existing models like GPT-4.
Did Google cheat with the impressive Gemini demo video?
Google recently showcased its new model Gemini in a video, which left many impressed. However, the reality behind Gemini’s capabilities falls short of the marketing hype.
What did the video show?
The demo video depicted Gemini interacting in real-time with a presenter, but it turns out that the reality was different. Gemini was presented with still images and detailed text prompts, not live interactions as portrayed in the video.
What’s the truth about Gemini’s capabilities?
Google’s blog post revealed that Gemini’s functionality is similar to what GPT-4 has been capable of for months. Additionally, when tested on Bard, which Gemini powers, it doesn’t always perform flawlessly.
What about Gemini Ultra?
The demo likely showcased results from Gemini Ultra, which is yet to be released. It appears that Gemini Ultra will offer capabilities similar to GPT-4, raising questions about the advancement of AI capabilities.
What’s the implication for businesses?
Businesses looking to leverage AI should carefully evaluate the practical capabilities of AI models and consider gradual implementation. It’s essential to define KPIs and select AI solutions that align with specific needs.
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