Google said its advanced Gemini artificial intelligence tool was designed to tackle and solve highly complex tasks such as reasoning and coding.
The search engine disclosed this in a statement during the rebranding of its former artificial intelligence Bard to Gemini.
Gemini comes in two versions the free and premium (Gemini Advanced)
Gemini is the largest and most capable AI model available to users in over 40 languages (free version) and more than 230 countries and territories.
The Chief Executive of Google, Sundar Pichai, said, “In December, we took a significant step on our journey to make AI more helpful for everyone with the start of the Gemini era, setting a new state of the art across a wide range of text, image, audio, and video benchmarks.”
Google said the advanced model is more proficient at performing highly complex tasks, such as coding, logical reasoning, responding to nuanced instructions, and collaborating on creative projects.
Google explained that some of the capabilities will include getting instructions on fixing a tyre based on a photo, generating a custom image for their dinner party invitation or asking for help writing a difficult text message.
“It’s an important first step in building a true AI assistant, one that is conversational, multimodal and helpful,” Google stated.
Google said Gemini Advanced is going for $14 per month.
It added that subscribers will get the first two months of trial free of charge and 2TB of storage space, among other benefits.
Gemini Advanced is available in only English but the American multinational assured that it will add more languages as it progresses.
