Google launches ChatGPT alternative Gemini chatbot

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Updated At : 10:47 PM Feb 09, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, February 9

On Thursday, Google renamed its Bard chatbot and Duet AI to Google Gemini, its AI multimodal model, which comes in three sizes — Nano, Pro and Ultra.

Gemini Ultra is a paid premium version of the chatbot that uses Google’s biggest and most advanced large language model. Being multimodal, Gemini chatbot can take inputs in various formats, including text, image, video and sound, and will also give an output in these formats.

Google will also be launching a new standalone Gemini app for Android users, along with the release of Gemini Advanced, which would work like ChatGPT Plus, and would be available on subscription.

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