Google launched its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Gemini Live on Tuesday, which can have "in-depth" conversations with users through a collection of 10 new "natural-sounding voices." It’s currently only compatible with Android, but will be on iOS devices and in other languages besides English later this year.Google on Tuesday launched its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Gemini Live, which can have "in-depth" conversations with users through a collection of 10 new "natural-sounding voices." It’s currently only compatible with Android, but will be on iOS devices and in other languages besides English later this year.
During the company's live demo presentation, Google devices chief Rick Osterloh said that while right now it can be used for daily tasks like creating grocery lists or checking Google calendars, it eventually be able to assist in deep learning.During the company's live demo presentation, Google devices chief Rick Osterloh said that while currently it can be used for daily tasks, including creating grocery lists or checking Google calendars, it will eventually be able to assist in deep learning.
A reporter from The Verge who was given time to experiment with the chatbot said it could answer a question about car problems in seconds that would have taken minutes to find using a regular Google search, adding that it would also continue talking until interrupted.A reporter from The Verge who was given time to experiment with the chatbot said it could answer a question about car problems in seconds as opposed to the minutes it would take to find the information using a regular Google search.
While Google's still has obstacles to jump over and its technology isn't quite perfect yet, but this demo launch proves that Gemini Live is going to be a serious competitor in the AI race. Not only does it offer detailed, accurate answers to almost any question you could think of, it can do soit on all mobile devices while sounding just like a human personal assistant.
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