US-based technology giant Google, its prolific artificial intelligence Twin an important step has been taken in this regard. Most recently, for the iOS ecosystem, made available Twin, to version 1.5 was raised. This upgrade provides significant benefits to users.

The company published a very detailed announcement post, explaining almost every detail. However, the problem that will affect the end user the most here is high performance will be. To achieve this, the company has run multiple artificial intelligence models simultaneously. With the research conducted, Google has Gemini take action faster as long as.

Google Gemini beats GPT-4 Turbo, albeit on paper

According to Google’s statement, Gemini 1 million tokensIt has a new context window consisting of (the smallest piece of data used to process and display a text). This is an important development because OpenAI’s GPT-4 Turbo had a context window of 128,000 tokens. So Google Gemini, possibly GPT-4 surpassed Turbo.

What does this all mean? What impact will Gemini have on the end user?

Google to better explain what Gemini 1.5 has to offer has released several demos. In one of these demos, there was a 400-page document detailing the Apollo 11 mission. Artificial intelligence analyzed this document and answered subsequent questions. Google wanted to tell the funny events that happened during the mission, and artificial intelligence just within 30 seconds replied.

Demo of Google Gemini 1.5 shared for Apollo 11:

In another demo, one movie after another, starring world famous actor Buster Keaton, 44 minutes A cross section was used. The team then took a photo of water flowing from a water tank and asked them to locate it on film. Artificial intelligence, in seconds with utmost accuracy replied.

Demo about the Buster Keaton movie:

When will we as end users start using Gemini 1.5?

According to Google’s statement, Gemini 1.5 is currently available through the AI ​​Studio and Vertex AI platforms. for companies and developers is being presented. Moreover, it is still in the early access phase. Google hasn’t said anything yet about when this version will be standard. So it will be a while before we can take advantage of the advanced features of Google’s productive artificial intelligence. will have to wait.