Google has been striving to develop AI software to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, with the goal of enhancing generative AI technology. However, persisting glitches and inaccuracies in AI development could raise user concerns. Last year, inaccuracies in promotional videos caused a 9% drop in shares. Google is now focused on refining the AI tool to ensure accuracy and reliability. In February, Google launched Gemini Advanced, a new chatbot giving users access to the company’s largest AI model, Ultra 1.0, and announced an update called Gemini 1.5, which offers enhanced performance.
Key takeaways:
- Google's AI image generation tool, Gemini, is set to be relaunched after being paused due to inaccuracies in historical depictions.
- The tool was taken offline after users pointed out inaccuracies in the generated images, causing Alphabet’s shares to decline by 3.5%.
- Previously known as Bard, the AI chatbot was rebranded as Gemini and rolled out with paid subscription plans for better reasoning capabilities.
- Google is now focused on refining the AI tool to ensure accuracy and reliability, particularly in response to non-English queries.