Artificial intelligence (AI) has firmly positioned itself in our daily lives with virtual assistants such as Siri and Alexa that understand spoken natural language and answer questions related to the environment around us or help control connected devices, also interacting with the user through of the voice.
However, AI has many more capabilities usable by the average user, such as generating new information in text format from textual instructions, a function that is usually performed by a conversational chatbot based on high-level language models. size and whose best representative is ChatGPT.
But ChatGPT is not the only one. Similar projects such as Claude.AI, Pi.AI or Bard from Google appear day by day. Precisely this company has taken a step forward in this sector with the launch of Gemini.
Gemini or Google Gemini is Google’s new generative artificial intelligence solution. But unlike Bard, it is a multimodal system. This means that Gemini has the ability to accept input and output of information in multiple formats. In fact, it can process natural language combined with visual elements, sound elements and computer code, which certainly allow it to have a broader vision of complex concepts and situations.
How many versions of Google Gemini are there?
Google Gemini is a very ambitious AI project that comes in three different versions: Gemini Ultra, Gemino Pro and Gemini Nano. The first of them is the most advanced and is intended for cloud platforms and data centers, while Gemini Pro, much more flexible than the previous one, is already being incorporated into Google Bard, although for now only in English. and limited to text instructions.
As for Gemini Nano, it is a solution that will be implemented on Android smartphones and consumer devices such as computers, televisions and electronic devices.