Google has released Gemini Pro, an AI tool that businesses can use for their specific needs. The tool includes a curated list of 130 AI models and is ready for business use cases.
In addition, businesses can build AI apps for free using Google AI Studio but that may be a privacy nightmare for some. As for copyright indemnity, indemnification coverage is planned for the Gemini API when it becomes generally available. The unabated march of artificial intelligence giants releasing new products and versions of those products continues with Google .
Just a few days ago, on the heels of rumours of a delay, Billed as a competitor to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Gemini comes in three flavours namely Nano for smartphones, Pro, for Bard and wider tasks and Ultra for more complex tasks. The latest update from Big G is that Gemini Pro is ready for business use cases.With Gemini now backed into the tool, businesses can make use of a curated list of 130 AI models which they can customise to suit their specific needs. These include the newly introduced Medical Pathways Language Model and Security Pathways Language Mode
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