Claims to be stronger than GPT-4, sources say Google's Gemini model is "dystocia": postponed to 2024Q1

CTOnews.com, Nov. 18, according to The Information, Google has encountered many challenges in catching up with OpenAI. Gemini, which claims to be stronger than GPT-4, failed to be released on schedule and has been postponed to the first quarter of next year.

At Google's I / O developer conference in May this year, Guan Xuan was developing a large language model, Gemini.

CTOnews.com reported in June that the system combines the technology behind AlphaGo with a large language model, with the goal of giving the system new capabilities, such as planning or solving problems, that are stronger than OpenAI's GPT-4 capabilities.

When Gemini is completed, it may play an important role in Google's competition against generative artificial intelligence technologies such as ChatGPT. Google pioneered a number of technologies that led to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, but chose to carefully develop and deploy products based on these technologies.

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.