Google has just announced Gemini, the most powerful artificial intelligence (AI) model it has ever introduced.
According to reports, it is the company to date, capable of running efficiently on mobile devices to data centers. "Gemini will significantly improve the way developers and enterprise customers create and scale with AI," it notes.
However, the company has already faced accusations regarding the accuracy of its statements about performance .
According to Bloomberg, Google misrepresented capabilities in a video during a recent announcement. The company reportedly used doctored footage to create the video, presenting Gemini as a system that can respond to spoken conversational prompts in real time and quickly recognize images.
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Journalist Parmy Olson raises concerns about the contrast between Gemini's impressive presentation in the video and its actual performance. She reports that Google acknowledged that the video does not represent an actual, real-time conversation, but consists of still images and written responses from Gemini.
Google’s credibility is being questioned about its new technology breakthrough , Gemini. Parmy Olson stresses the importance of honesty, as Google has been questioned again. Google disagrees and presents a post by DeepMind’s Oriol Vinyals, explaining how the video was created. However, the objectivity of the presentation is being questioned again, with Parmy Olson arguing that Google is promoting Gemini with the intention of misleading about its capabilities compared to OpenAI’s ChatGPT
Source: theverge.com
