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Google’s Gemini Pro Beats GPT-4

Google is rapidly turning into a formidable opponent to BFF Nvidia — the TPU v5p AI chip powering its hypercomputer is faster and has more memory and bandwidth than ever before, beating even the mighty H100 (note Meta also making its own chips)

The first of Google’s AI upgrades is Gemini Pro, now running on Bard. 

Big improvement from the previous LaMDA and PaLM models.

This means Bard now has upgraded understanding, summarizing, reasoning, and coding capabilities.

Bard can also now generate images using Google’s Imagen 2 model.

Users can now prompt Bard for images conversationally, similar to ChatGPT/DALL-E 3.

Google cancels contract with an AI data firm that’s helped train Bard

Google says you’ll need a subscription to use Bard Advanced

Google is preparing to fully rename Bard to Geminihttps://9to5google.com/2024/02/01/google-bard-rename-gemini/

Google’s Simulation of Human Reality, powered by AI | Joon Sung Park and Generative Agents

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