It is known that generative AI is everywhere. The largest and most important technology companies create their own smart chats to generate text content and other formats such as images and videos. The giant Google, since 2023, began to enter the world of generative AIs. Initially, the creator of Android presented Bard, a generative model that he trained for several months until it evolved into a more complete version called Gemini.
From Bard to Gemini
For many months, Bard was in trial version. This generative model was trained with the questions and queries that the users themselves posted when interacting with it. This Google AI could maintain fluent conversations, answer questions, admit your lack of knowledge and reject inappropriate requests.
But Bard also presented differences with other generative models such as ChatGPT. The Google chatbot lived a training with more real-world information to give more accurate and up-to-date answers. It incorporated knowledge of the web through the Google search engine. Another big difference was its built-in measures to detect biased, false or harmful responses.
Chat from Android with Gemini
In early 2024, Google's generative AI He stopped being called Bard and became Gemini. Gemini evolves every day, showing the world the wonders it can do. Like its predecessor, Gemini allows you to query using text, voice or images to get answers, information and suggestions.
It can help draft texts such as emails, provide recipes, identify objects in photos, answer questions, etc. Even Gemini can be summoned directly from Google Assistant once the account is linked.
It is continually developing and improving its capabilities as it interacts with users. Gemini still has a lot to offer users and Google has demonstrated it at the recent edition of the Mobile World Congress.
Google has set up its stand at the MWC to show the technology community what's new about Gemini. Google is integrating its Gemini chatbot technology more deeply into its popular products like Google Messages.
Starting now, Google allows Android users to access and chat with Gemini directly within Messages. This new addition, called “Chat with Gemini,” effectively turns the chatbot into another contact on the user's message list. Thanks to this advance, Gemini can help you to compose messages, organize events and capture ideas without the need to download any additional app. It's a big step toward making Google's conversational AI available to anyone with an Android device.