Google Finally Challenges ChatGPT

Author(s): Ignacio de Gregorio

Originally published on Towards AI.

A turning point for AI?

It finally happened.

A few months after Google announced Gemini, its Gemini Pro online version has reached the podium of best models, surpassing some GPT-4 versions and coming dangerously close to matching GPT-4 Turbo’s capabilities.

And if we consider that Gemini Pro isn’t even Gemini’s ultimate form, the unreleased Ultra, they are sending a stark message for OpenAI.

You better up your game or you’ll lose the throne pretty soon.

We all know that OpenAI will retaliate soon, but what will that model look like?

Actually, we know quite a bit already.

This insight and others I share in Medium have mostly been previously shared in my weekly newsletter, TheTechOasis.

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It took a while, but Google is finally getting its act together when it comes to Generative AI.

Ever since OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022, Google suddenly saw how the Microsoft-backed company stripped the title of “AI leader” to Google and handed it to Microsoft.

More than a year later, a company… Read the full blog for free on Medium.

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