Google wants to challenge GPT-4 and has invited some companies to test Gemini

CTOnews.com September 16 news, according to the latest report released by foreign media The Information, Google has invited some companies to test Gemini.

Although Google occupies a dominant position in the field of search engines, it lags behind Microsoft in the field of layout-generated AI. In the past period of time, Google has been in a state of catch-up and continues to enhance its AI capabilities.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Google first launched Gemini AI in June this year, combining the technology behind AlphaGo with a large language model, with the goal of giving the system new capabilities, such as planning or problem solving, that are stronger than OpenAI's GPT-4 capabilities.

Google's Gemini AI combines text generation capabilities similar to GPT-4 and supports "create images based on text descriptions" features, so the AI tool can achieve "chat conversations", "analyze chart data", "create images", and "even control software with natural language commands" and other functions.

It is reported that Google hopes Gemini AI can provide support for consumer AI products such as Google's Bard chat robots, and such key integration actions will help Google Cloud better compete head-on with competitors such as Microsoft Azure.

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Google DeepMind revealed that it is developing a new AI model, Gemini, which claims to be "better than GPT-4".

"Google is betting on Gemini AI to compete head-on with competing products such as Microsoft and Amazon."