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Google Gemini AI: All You Need To Know About It

Gemini AI – a game changer in the world of artificial intelligence. This unique model moves beyond the constraints of its forebears, embracing an entirely different approach to multimodal comprehension and communication. 

Gemini is based on the strength of AlphaGo of DeepMInd as well as its extensive capacities in language modeling capable of analyzing different content like texts, pictures, etc. Outstanding amalgamation creates a precedent for the future, where AI will see the world with different eyes. By using science and engineering to produce fantastic creative materials, abilities are indeed endless. 

However, the present guide penetrates the core of this wonderful AI, examining its functionality, practicality, and the anticipated influence it is destined to bring about in our lives. Prepare yourself to take an insight into the next generation of power through Google’s Gemini AI.

Gemini AI
Gemini AI

What is Google Gemini AI?

Currently, Google Gemini, also known as Gemini AI, is a set of LLMs that has been under development at Google AI. As per Google CEO Sundar Pichai, multimodal foundation models of the Gemini were built right from day one.

In other words, users will be able to process and generate text, images, code, and audio content via one user interface (UI).

A limited number of firms are testing out Geminis in their development department. It is projected that Gemini will take over PaLM 2, which is responsible for running Google Bard, in December 2023.

Google Gemini Features

Google Gemini AI
Google Gemini AI

Zoubin Ghahramani, the Vice President of Google DeepMind, announced that Gemini will be available in four different sizes:

  • Gecko, Otter, Bison, and Unicorn. Moreover, the gecko size is created in a manner that it can accommodate portable devices.
  • Otter size has more power than the gecko size and, therefore, can be used for many unimodal tasks.
  • However, Bison is meant to be stronger and more dynamic compared to the Otter size. Although it will be able to handle some multimodal jobs, it could lose market shares to Chat GPT-4.
  • The biggest and most mighty kind of Gemini is called Unicorn, which ensures amazing flexibility for mixed cargo transportation operations. It can expand capabilities for both Chat GPT and other competitor’s models.

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How Gemini AI Works

Gemini is, most probably, going to use the Google Pathways architecture consisting of several ML models, each performing individual task. These networks are made up of these modules. These modules can operate individually or together to generate different outcomes. 

On the other hand, encoders encode the various data into a common linguistic format. In contrast, hand decoders produce the output data in different modes dependent on what has been encoded and the objective at hand.

As the user interface of Gemini, Duet AI is likely to be implemented by Google. The Gemini-based use of generative AI will be facilitated through a user-friendly interface that will reduce the complexity of Gemini architecture suitable across different user groups with different levels of expertise.

How Gemini AI is Trained

Gemini LLM models are alleged to have been trained with a combination of the following techniques:

  • Supervised learning: Gemini AI modules were trained to predict outputs for new data by using patterns learned from labeled training data.
  • Unsupervised learning: Gemini AI modules were trained to autonomously discover patterns, structures, or relationships within data without the need for labeled examples.
  • Reinforcement learning: Gemini AI modules improved their decision-making strategies iteratively through a trial and error process that taught modules to maximize rewards and minimize penalties.

Apparently, some scholars in the field contend that, for instance, Google depended heavily on RLHF on Cloud TPU v5e GPUs to enable training of the Gemini modules. It is said that TPUs come with 5x greater computational capabilities than what is used in training ChatGPT, as per recent research done by Google.

However, Google has not released any information on how it sourced and trained the datasets for Gemini AI. Nevertheless, there is a chance that the engineering team at Google might have leveraged the Langchain framework and reused data that was just employed in training PalM 2.

The sources of Gemini AI’s data included books, articles, online code databases, and transcripts of videos and podcasts obtained from different sites, as well as social media posts. Additionally, this information came from internal databases within Google.

Google Gemini Release Date

Details regarding the launching date and, finally, the functionality of Gemini AI are still unknown. Nevertheless, Google has made early builds available for a handful of developers working at specified companies, which implies that Gemini may become fully operative within the Google Cloud Vertex AI Services by the end of last year. 

Assuming everything works out fine, Gemini AI will be merged into some of the leading enterprise and consumer cloud services powered by AI, e.g., the Google search engine, Google Assistant, etc. 

When introduced, Gemini AI’s scalability features, together with the ability to integrate it into any desktop or phone APIs and tools, will make it applicable in many real-time applications.

How Google Gemini AI Got Its Name

There have been reports from certain media outlets suggesting that Gemini stands for “Generalized MMultimodalIntelligence Network Interface.” However, the accuracy of this information could not be verified.

According to Google Bard, it is more plausible that the integrated LLM suite was named after the constellation Gemini and the ancient Greek myth of Castor and Pollux, which served as inspiration for the zodiac sign.

Vimal K. Vishwakarma
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