Google’s chatbot or the same called “Google ChatGPT” Google Bard. Or at least that’s how it was presented to the world last year. It now also has rendering capability and has been updated with the Gemini Pro language model.

However, as with the name change Bard’s assistantWe do not know whether his name will be like this or just Bard. Google is looking for a more characteristic name for him. According to the latest leaks in the official Android app, the Mountain View company will now rename the app as follows: Gemini.

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According to private media 9to5Google, the American giant thinks: Abandoning the “Bard” brand revealed with it and named it chatbot It is based on Artificial Intelligence. ChatGPT’s rival has amply demonstrated its capabilities, but Google isn’t quite convinced by the name.

‘During the presentation’Made by Google‘Where we met Pixel 8, Google explained to us that its AI’s capabilities would blend with Google Assistant and added this to its name: Bard’s assistant. We’ve covered the latest news from Xataka Android that points to an issue. name changewithout knowing the final decision.

The same doubts are being transferred to the conversational bot and recently the web application Will be renamed Geminijust like the language model it is based on. This change was spotted by Dylan Roussel, the celebrity responsible for diving deep into the search giant’s services and apps.

Confirmed “Bard is now Gemini”.

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All the collaboration features you know and love are still there, and they’re only going to get better under Gemini.

Colleagues at 9to5Google then decompiled the app’s latest update, which provides direct access to Google Assistant, and found that the app now also refers to Bard as “Gemini.” This last change makes some sense, and it looks like Google wants to unify the name so it’s recognized as: your artificial intelligence brand.

Let’s remember that Gemini has been used to describe since the beginning. language model It comes in three versions from the American company: Gemini Nano, which will run natively on the device, Pro, which is now part of the chatbot, and the next-generation Ultra version.

Instead of maintaining the difference in naming, Google shows its intention to gather all its power behind the Gemini name. Or so it seems right now because It wouldn’t be strange if he ended up making another decision.. Do you think Google is right? Which of these two names do you think might be more attractive? We read you in the comments.

via | 9to5Google

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