Google Roles Out Gemini Ultra 1.0

Bard rebrands to Gemini, with the arrival of Gemini Ultra
Created on February 8|Last edited on February 8
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Google has recently introduced a significant update to its AI assistant, Bard, by rebranding it as Gemini and launching a mobile app alongside a new advanced version called Gemini Advanced with Ultra 1.0. This update aims to enhance user interaction with AI, offering more sophisticated capabilities and broader access through a mobile application.
Rebranding Gemini, the new identity for Bard, is positioned as Google's most advanced AI model family, designed to facilitate a variety of tasks such as job interview preparation, code debugging, brainstorming for business ideas, and even creating images. The rebranding to Gemini reflects a commitment to providing users with direct access to the latest AI technology, enabling more complex and nuanced interactions.
Competitive With GPT-4The introduction of Gemini Advanced marks a leap forward, offering users access to Ultra 1.0, described as Google's largest and most sophisticated AI model. This model has been preferred over other leading chatbots in blind evaluations, according to third-party raters. Gemini Advanced excels in complex tasks like coding, logical reasoning, and creative collaborations, providing detailed conversations and understanding the context from previous prompts. This version is particularly useful for personalized tutoring, advanced coding assistance, and helping digital creators from ideation to execution.
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Pricing Gemini Advanced is available as part of the Google One AI Premium Plan, priced at $19.99/month, which includes a two-month free trial. This plan not only gives access to Gemini but also includes benefits like 2TB of storage and future integration with Google services such as Gmail, Docs, Slides, Sheets, and more.
The mobile app launch for Android and iOS allows for users to interact with Gemini through typing, voice commands, or images for a wide range of tasks. On Android, Gemini integrates with Google Assistant, allowing users to access it through various means such as app, voice commands, or screen gestures. For iOS users, Gemini will be accessible through the Google app, enhancing creativity and productivity on the go.
Availability Gemini and Gemini Advanced are initially rolling out in the U.S. in English, with plans to expand to more countries and languages, including Japanese and Korean, in the near future. Google encourages users to try the new updates and provide feedback to further improve the experience.
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