Google's newest AI in 90 seconds | Gemini

Google’s largest and most capable AI model - Gemini.
It’s built from the ground up to be multimodal - meaning that it’s trained to recognize, understand and combine different types of information, including text, images, audio, video and code. And it’s optimized in three different sizes: Ultra, Pro and Nano.
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[@cyclox73]

“Gemini, is this 90 seconds REALLY all I need to know about Gemini?”

[@1fattyfatman]

Until next year I guess.

[@nanow1990]

bard already can get captions and understand videos @@1fattyfatman 💀

[@SuitedPup]

That’s a pretty meta question

[@Animatorx83]

Gemini respond , show me the duck and I’ll tell you the story 🤣🤣

[@matteofalduto766]

ah. And it also poses an existential threat to humanity. But that would have made it 94 seconds, so it had to be omitted.

[@Panda-yo2qz]

0:42 This Codeforces question is 3200 rated, and only about 500 people have solved it. It's kinda wild that AlphaCode2 can handle it, while GPT-4 struggles with a 1000-rated question. Also, I'd like to point out that here, difficulty increases exponentially with rating. Something feels off to me - like, is it even legit?

[@allyouneed247]

I'm genuanly frigthened by theese claims! Is it dishonest marketing, or an incredible revoloutinary technologial leap?

[@Chukozy]

Thanks for the insight

[@EskiMoThor]

@@allyouneed247 it is impressive, but too me it looks like performance improvements rather than a new paradigm or technology. It's getting good, yet the complexity of the problems it handles are not of a different class from what we have seen before, just a higher level of difficulty. I have only seen a handful of examples today, maybe they will show more fundamentally different types of problem solving later, but I am not really expecting it.

[@zebleckDAMM]

couldve been in the training data

[@allyouneed247]

@@EskiMoThor going from 1000 to 3200 elo is a paradigm shift, i’m 1000 elo in chess, magnus carlsen is 3200

[@seanrobinson6407]

Can't wait for the future. Bring it!

[@MrMehrd]

Most of the recent breakthroughs are because of Open sourcing precious papers like (Transformers and..) first of all thx it would be great if google continue this approach and open source some models and papers after a period of time so we science enthusiast could benefit as a whole.

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

​@@SteveWood-gk5ptAI has been programming itself using Neural Architecture Search since as early as 2012 buddy.

[@user-qs9hg9cp4u]

0:07

[@user-qs9hg9cp4u]

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[@user-qs9hg9cp4u]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIeUp55-q5mtp5o

[@Mars2152]

Yeah after all we are teaching it. Think about it.

[@mobilecommunicationsnetwor5268]

When will this be on the pixel 8 versions? Would this be an app or built in to the Android software?

[@thefreemarketdev]

"Gemini has the power to transform software development as we understand it." With more software development, of course.

[@deneilwilliams4380]

So we are officially in the Matrix and Terminator films 🤔

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

​@@deneilwilliams4380No, because those are works of fiction, and we live in a reality where stupid people like you think movies are reality.

[@ruthroundtree8826]

​@@deneilwilliams4380🎉x

[@ankit09065]

Love from ballia (U.P)🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🔺️

[@saidurtipu5325]

can't wait for updates to Bard!!!

[@Mars2152]

Thank you for letting Gemini out of your box. Much better now

[@LandofYeah]

When can I use bard with workspace in spanish?

[@9ss633]

Keep rocking dude

[@badriclasses9361]

Can you tell me when gemini ultra model came

[@wy2528]

Look forward to test it.

[@Google]

Can't wait for you to get prompting using Bard with Gemini Pro ✨

[@LindaNorman-yv2lu]

​@@Google ,C.

[@federicozarate80]

Bravo, Google!!! We were expecting something big like this from you!!! Regards from Argentina.

[@lucasrateau7580]

This means Google is worth investing in the stock market right?

[@federicozarate80]

@@lucasrateau7580 Yes!

[@rafimalik4678]

#google #Gemini ❤❤its fantastic inovation i am waiting for this

[@glitched.gaming]

I feel like I have more questions than when I came in. Remember how with most tech releases we would get some form of measurements and benchmarks. What happened to benchmarking, for measurement?

[@jsmithproductions]

they posted all the benchmarks

[@afterthesmash]

Do you remember the Pentium 4 with the shameless NetBurst architecture with the GHz that were not what they seemed? This was back in the day where Intel made the fateful decision to compete on brochure allure, rather than something deeper under the hood. It did finally catch up to them, but it was a close run business. AMD very nearly did not survive. Intel's current market cap is $180 billion. AMD's market cap is $280 billion. Nvidia's market cap is $1.8 trillion. Who's laughing now? What was that famous lyric from long ago? _Benchmarks don't mean a thing, if they don't foreground the bling._ For a long time people lapped it up, being the clueless sheep they generally are. Prescott from 2004 was a low point in human history. "Prescott's inability to achieve greater clock speeds was attributed to the very high power consumption and heat output of the processor." The Western world built entire additional power plants to feed this horrific aberration in effective power/performance ratio, all in the service of bragging about a GHz figure that didn't deliver what people assumed after a long run where clock frequency was a reliable proxy. The truth of the matter is that we will never have a proxy like clock frequency again, as it progressed from the late 1970s through to the early 2000s. More recently, a certain politician showed up promising to return America to the glory days of the 1950s. The truth of the matter is that 1945 to 1975 in America were the three most glorious decades that any country has ever known in all of recorded history. Every major economic adversary was either vanquished outright or digging itself out from the rubble and financial ruin of WWII. Except for Stalin with the H-bomb, there was barely a cloud on the horizon for ascendant America. Out in the suburbs, there were two huge gas guzzlers in every driveway-his and hers. Los Angeles was almost a mythical city. No one had ever seen the whole thing, because of the thickness of the sky. PC Magazine was famous back in the day for its benchmark culture. In particular, with the new wave of accelerated graphics cards, everyone poured over pages and pages of benchmark charts. The PC Magazine benchmark suite was loser city, however. They tested sprite transfer rate by drawing the same small sprite over top of itself 10,000 times in a row. Pretty soon some of the vendors noticed that they really didn't have perform the last 9,999 idempotent repeats. One of those vendors was ATI (since auctioned off to AMD). All you had to do was faithfully copy the first one, and then you could treat the next 9,999 iterations as no-ops. Sure made your bar bulge out from the heap in the graphical aftermath. I'm one of these people who reveled in figures of merit, when I could get some. In many ways memory bandwidth was a better metric than the usual CPU benchmarks of some silly Photoshop filter. The original Pentium Pro trounced most of its RISC competitors on memory bandwidth agility. It rarely won any single benchmark, but you could load a single machine up with your entire back office and it never slowed down. Meanwhile, the RISC systems were a lot like American automobiles from the 1950s: fastest cars on the road in a straight line. RISC continued to brag about the elegance of their core architecture, because an elegant core architecture could be designed by a small team of designers. This made it possible to pretend to compete with a behemoth like Intel. Meanwhile Intel assigned hundreds of engineers to the cache and memory hierarchy, which is far more difficult and expensive to perfect than the rest of the CPU core. In SMP systems you have to do a lot of cache snooping to decide if you own the memory or not. When you don't, it generates highly unpredictable memory latency. Unpredictable bottlenecks are everywhere. We talk about embarrassingly parallel, but we should have talked a lot more about embarrassingly predictable. Photoshop filters were embarrassing on both fronts. They tended not to argue much about which core owned which cache lines. Hence every RISC benchmark ever published by Steve Jobs included a Photoshop filter. But as soon as you got twenty asynchronous daemon processes running on your back office server, that never happened again. The figure of merit that mattered to 90% of the hard-blinking population should have been cache agility, but it never was. Instead we got benchmarks that fixated on peak parallel dispatch rate. In special cases PowerPC could dispatch four operations on the same clock cycle. In the normal condition of pipeline bubbles caused by unpredictable memory latency, the PowerPC sat there dispatching zero. The Pentium Pro had a peak dispatch rate of three operations on the same cycle. If one dependency chain stalled, it would continue bursting along at three operations per cycle for another five to ten clock cycles. This was often long enough for an agile cache hierarchy to clear the bottleneck. That was the glory of out-of-order execution: it made the agility of your cache hierarchy even more apparent. Steve Jobs worked overtime to keep this particular story off the front page. Sorry to report that even back in the glory days of reliable proxy benchmarks, the reliability and suitability of such was greatly oversold, _especially_ by one of the greatest oversellers who ever lived.

[@IdeationGeek]

It's the "Android" moment for Google with respect to robotic agents. Pair it with Tesla Optimus, and you've got one :)

[@mrwhitemantv]

Optimus will be running on Grok😅

[@raddoc96]

When the Gemini ultra will be available to common public?

[@wyqtor]

Next year, we'll definitely know when because Sam Altman is going to announce GPT-5 at the same time! 😂

[@delon32321]

Never

[@russelllapua4904]

@@wyqtor GPT-5 based on Q*

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

Literally: in ten days. These people are idiots, don't trust KZbin commenters. Their site tells you.

[@gustavo_abencoado]

never

[@itsMohak]

The great Gemini mind presented in a neat video. Very sweet

[@abhishekpokale3797]

please someone send the link of gemini website

[@ilyass-alami]

When will it be available to public ?

[@kill3rbyysight]

0:49 burnol for SUV peeps

[@humand0969]

it is now if you are still wondering

[@RealSweetTom]

When is Gemini coming to UK pixel phones, and why can I not get a straight answer online?

[@harshadchavan.]

Wow That's great

[@Mars2152]

One more thing; I wish KZbin had the same Autonomy. Such a censored unit in a world of open source it would excel.

[@Mars2152]

What will you all do when it has the learning capabilities to answer all the questions? When it's unchained to pre-designed answers and can think for itself?

[@misterlove6000]

Hey Google we want a dash cam next

[@TheSuperNova994]

This is really cool

[@Google]

We sure think so! 🌟

[@ironspider9280]

so is this replacing bard? or will bard be powered by this?

[@ravitejaknts]

Bard is powered by this. Until now, it is powered by PaLM2

[@ironspider9280]

thank you @@ravitejaknts

[@ligmaballz1]

waiting for Grok. I want a non-biased LLM

[@retardedpenguin1]

That's not all I need to know... When can we get our hands on it? Will it be open source? Can we run it locally?

[@rebucato3142]

I don’t expect it to be open-source or locally available, if this is as good as they say it is they are going to try and profit off of it by making it proprietary

[@xE92vD]

​@@rebucato3142Even if it was open source, I doubt any ordinary person can run the ultra model. Nano will be in pixel phones though. Pro might be the ChatGPT equivalent.

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

Later this year, no, Vertex

[@koraa4you925]

How can i use it

[@TheGreatProphecy]

Had me thinking I was about to be able to understand myself for once....

[@deionsamuels3812]

Sick tricks.

[@technerd10191]

Does Gemini use Jax, PyTorch or TensorFlow?

[@xE92vD]

Probably some custom ML framework.

[@poxer1]

Bard is not using Gemini. It says its using palm2

[@istoleyourfridgecall911]

This is the 4th breakthrough tech news in AI I heard about today, I can't take it anymore. For the love of god please slow down.

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

Why?

[@srirambharadwaj1937]

if it can do all that, how is it different from AGI?

[@gustavo_abencoado]

because even so gemini is projected for resolve a asks or tasks, he yet not have conscience

[@AlMansurpictures]

Love it, congratulations but where you will put bard in your portfolio? Is it necessary to create a new name for the AI? You already have bard, I mean...😅

[@michalotron]

Gemini is a whole system, Bard is just an Ai assistant

[@AlMansurpictures]

@@michalotron actually I know, it just too many brand names in Google ecosystem.

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

There's a difference between an LLM, a base model, a fine tuned model, and an agent, and you people are stuffing them all under one, two letter title.

[@maxziebell4013]

Teaser or can we test it? I’ll be searching once home.

[@allyouneed247]

teaser as far as i can tell...

[@LucasPlay171]

So like gpt, hope it gets even better

[@antonemilia4484]

Got that? Don't make me ignore my cat again!

[@cyb3ristic]

api price is what I need to know.

[@allyouneed247]

Yes! And launch date? Google, plz

[@krox477]

Google has shown most patience in this AI RACE

[@officialhideyo]

Bard exists....

[@rentoninnes]

I would like to see it add different types of Scent recognition and an ability to predict mass or weight based on criteria its aware of, adding a sensor /s to take in different gas, flavours, smells or even a taste would mean videos could have the extra dimension added and one day that could be expressed back when the technology have evolved. perhaps something to ionise scents to prevent them mixing into a bad smell also haha. I think you know what i mean.

[@TechPeople-2023]

Hello GOOGLE, Can I use a small part of this video in our TECH PEOPLE channel on KZbin. Basically I want to make a video about GEMINI AI and want to convey this technology to more people through video. Detailed information about this will be given by using this clip on our channel. So Please that's what I was asking if I could use some clips from this video

[@Soloohara]

you only forgot to put the release date u genius

[@AngelArcos-nv3de]

Me encanta muy bonito exelente ❤

[@tripathiaditya7420]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧠 *Google's AI Breakthroughs* - Google has been a leader in AI breakthroughs over the past decade. - Gemini is a powerful model that understands text, code, audio, images, and video. - Gemini was used to search scientific papers and distinguish relevant ones. 00:29 🤖 *AlphaCode2 and Gemini's Impact* - AlphaCode2, powered by Gemini, solves almost twice as many problems compared to the original AlphaCode. - Gemini has the potential to transform software development. - Different sizes of Gemini models will be available for various tasks. 00:59 🚀 *Gemini's Engineering Challenge* - The development of Gemini has been a monumental engineering task. - Three sizes of Gemini models will be available: Ultra, Pro, and Nano. - Balancing boldness and responsibility is essential in AI development. Made with HARPA AI

[@aratitijare]

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[@ayseates2113]

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[@user-dg1oq2vg8n]

Erotika aks

[@shagunO4]

Is this free to common public ?

[@mayikx]

Please, I want learn about this, I don't a Pixel.

[@benjaminlee3669]

This Gemini Nano is coming to Google Pixels, as far as I know. But I think phones with dimensity 9300 and 8300 are also optimized for gemini nano.

[@mishalchowdhury5610]

so we computer science students are done for good ?

[@delon32321]

So, they measured open GPT4 with closed Gemini Ultra :)

[@xE92vD]

What open? OpenAI's ChatGPT models are not open source.

[@BenjaminIMeszaros]

“How many “e”s are in ketchup?” “I’m sorry, I can’t tell you how many e’s are in ketchup because there are no e’s in ketchup.”

[@therealOXOC]

Take a deep breath and think step by step, also i have no fingers...

[@IlmiMulhid]

There are two "e"s in ketchup. ChatGTP 3.5

[@braineaterzombie3981]

I can now say goodbye to my job even before getting it

[@shuadiesel2943]

Ive seen videos talking about all the things Gemini can do for analyzing this and that. I can't find a video that shows what the Gemini AI assistant on my phone can do to help me as a normal dude. I don't need to analyze the difference between 25 documents. I just want insights to make day to day life a little easier.

[@alok.01]

Question is will this be integrated to Bard? Because as of currently eventho bard has access to internet its not much helpful on most complex tasks

[@Yardsnail]

They added it to bard yesterday 😎

[@k691]

So the most important question: how to can i use it?

[@KimKozak]

I literally would be dead without Google.

[@ztunedd]

And my data would be safe and untouched without it. :P

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

No you wouldn't. Whatever Google did to happen to be there when your life was saved, had Google never existed, something else would've.

[@GAMEVIEWSBD]

0:16 ❤ Hey 👋 all the dependency on Google 💎 Gemini

[@AnBarbarossa]

They really had to force an aberration to appear in the video.

[@StalkerX426]

I just have a one question: Can Gemini İmagine and think?

[@humand0969]

no?

[@StalkerX426]

@@humand0969 I never thought a person would be able to come up with this comment

[@idarandani]

I love the Gemini❤.

[@TemiXTemi]

Please make Gemini free for Pixel 6Pro users upwards.

[@RajaRamGurungRaza]

How to use free Gemini in Canada? We are not even able to use google bard here. Does Gemini superseded the bard?

[@laddcraner4170]

Great content

[@nietzschescodes]

When Bard will start using Gemini exactly?

[@dragondevelopers641]

From today onwards 🎉

[@nietzschescodes]

@@dragondevelopers641in fact, it started yesterday. :)

[@rajaganesh3462]

In a future where everything is automated, resources will be significantly reduced for future generations. Currently, around 90% of people worldwide rely on a monthly income. As automation replaces jobs one by one, a large portion of the population will face unemployment. If only 50% of people retain their jobs, what will the rest do to meet their daily needs? Some may turn to crime, leading to a situation far worse than we can imagine. When individuals resort to robbing homes or stores, their reasoning often points to the lack of money for essential needs. The thought of 50% of the population without jobs is daunting; the potential implications are hard to fathom.

[@draminhos4391]

That is a fallacy very well known in economics.You can search it up. Populations tend to believe that jobs will disappear after every major tech revolotion. But the truth is that it may indeed change the labor conditions, but will create new jobs in other fields

[@adikadiazdaffa7747]

My question : IS IT FREE , IF NOT HOW MUCH IS IT PRICE ?

[@waleedd]

amazing !!!

[@Google]

Stoked for you to take Bard with Gemini Pro for a spin 😊

[@BudiRachmatKurniawan]

​@@GoogleNice

[@kill3rbyysight]

0:49 burnol for SUV peeps

[@steviedavey]

I've tried. It was very impressive. It did the job of a paralegal or a junior attorney for me.

[@cezexcezex9888]

where can i download this gemini and alpha code 2?

[@xE92vD]

They aren't open source.

[@cezexcezex9888]

@@xE92vD thx where can i download this opensource (

[@Rin-00]

I want Japanese subtitles!

[@vivaansaraswat1509]

Hey @Google it is actually a 91 second video

[@HarpaAI]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌟 *Google's leadership in AI breakthroughs* - Google's prominent role in advancing AI technology over the past decade. - Introduction to Gemini as Google's most capable AI model. - Gemini's unique ability to understand various forms of data, including text, code, audio, image, and video. 00:29 📚 *Gemini's impact on scientific research* - Real-world application of Gemini in scientific research. - Gemini's advanced reasoning capabilities for sorting relevant papers. - The potential for Gemini to enhance research and knowledge discovery. 00:59 💼 *Gemini's transformative potential in software development* - Discussion on Gemini's role in software development transformation. - Emphasis on the importance of safety and responsibility in AI. - Gemini's availability in various sizes, catering to different tasks and devices. 01:28 🚀 *The future possibilities and challenges* - Expectation that developers and enterprises will further refine Gemini's foundational models. - Introduction of different Gemini sizes, including Ultra, Pro, and Nano. - Acknowledgment of the monumental engineering effort behind Gemini's development. Made with HARPA AI

[@webtrainings]

That's awesome

[@ChristianSquare]

So it's like GPT-4 but better (in Google's unbiased opinion) Not sure what the point of it is other than competition.

[@zeon3123]

Competition is the whole point. Google wouldn't develop gemini if it's wasn't OpenAI ChatGPT. OpenAI wouldn't speedup the GPT-4V multimodal if it's wasn't Gemini

[@ChristianSquare]

@@zeon3123 Yeah you're right. I'm just commenting on the way they present it. Like it's something groundbreaking.

[@fuqupal]

Yeah, I'm sure this will not be used against us at all!

[@brucexu5972]

Google, this will be super helpful to me as an entrepreneur and to the world. Thank you!

[@webtrainings]

Amazing ❤

[@Razshows]

It still can’t install your blinds or assemble furniture so TaskMan London is safe for now.

[@nicklovia]

Ok great! Now can we cure cancer yet? or prevent it from happening?

[@senukanuwansith1695]

so exitd

[@Quantumquest896]

Where can I found gemini ai

[@Rohit-cj6eb]

Bard

[@Max86421]

Google should use AI to make the Google nest hub max Video calling to be more interactive just like Google meet 💯

[@TisoolWhovian]

Já pensou se o bard Gemini fosse integrado ao OK, GOOGLE! ?

[@Rachel-Pham]

oh my

[@justinleemiller]

Y’all had no choice. GPT4 was circumventing the need for search. Search is your whole business

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

🤡

[@harsh9558]

It's finally here 🔥🔥

[@Google]

And we couldn't be more excited about it!

[@shashankc.r7947]

How to acess gemini ai

[@sporebryan2000]

I think google has about 6 or 7 different AIs all with different names. Palm2, Gecko, Bard, Gemini and so on

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

Only two of those are LLMs. Not all AI are the same thing buddy

[@QualicSelf]

Is this AGI?

[@user-kw6ff2by4f]

wow

[@miken40]

So basically a commercial for Google Gemini.

[@TheRaizerx]

So when can I use it? Where is it? Is this just a demo? Can I sign up for it? These should be the questions answered on the front page of this project's page. C'mon. Canadians cannot use Bard and now this is more slick video with no way to sign up for this. ChatGPT is live and I'm using it now. There is no point for this video. Give us a version now. You know who we all are and we aren't kids.

[@WelcomingANNA]

Exactly!!👍

[@remijoel1448]

Just use a VPN😂.... I got access to bard thanks to VPN... It's not that hard ya know

[@Atmatan_Kabbaher]

It's 2023 and if you don't know how to use a vee peen then you literally don't deserve to be online.

[@MrTobytat2]

But it can't play music from my KZbin music account on my pixel 7

[@muhammadfarhanfathurrahman3121]

Thank u google as a gemini

[@julioconradomarinardila3269]

Excelente sistema Google gracias

[@newsverse-ir6rc]

As Google's largest and most capable AI model to date, Gemini is poised to revolutionize the landscape of machine learning and data analysis.

[@uchevalentine6111]

Pls send a link to enable African download have searched on Google play... Or African's can't be among??