🚨 Google is nearing the release of Gemini, its massive GPT-4 competitor. According to The Information— Google has given a small group access, signaling public release soon. With Google's heavy amounts of data, can it compete with GPT-4? Here’s everything we know so far: 1. Gemini was created from the ground up to be multimodal, meaning it process and understand text AND images. 2. Sundar Pichai CEO of Google recently noted: “While still early, we’re already seeing impressive multimodal capabilities not seen in prior models". 3. An anonymous source involved with the product has claimed that Gemini will be able to generate text and contextual images and will be trained on YouTube video transcripts (per Android Police). 4. Gemini will be available in various sizes and capabilities, just like PaLM 2. 5. Gemini will be “combining some of the strengths of AlphaGo-type systems with the amazing language capabilities of the large models.” Gemini’s ability to generate text and images gives it a serious advantage over GPT-4 (at the moment). However, the defining advantage between the two is Google’s insane amounts of proprietary training data. Google Gemini can possibly process data taken across all services, including: -Google Search -YouTube -Google Books -Google Scholar In the LLM frenzy, the winner will likely have access to the largest and richest training dataset.