Google Renamed Google Bard to Gemini. What are your thoughts on this?
Nitin Joshi
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To me Gemini look very attractive and it working as good as ChatGPT and it will definitely give a tough coipition to GPT in future. Gemini has also paid plans for their customers.
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Peter Horvath@petyaaa6
Interesting move that’s for sure. Not really sure though about the name - might they wanted to name it that has a bit more serious sound to it? Not sure.
The quality improved a lot but it’s still significantly off from GPT4. In some cases though, sure, could be a substitute but overall not yet.
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Gemini sounds good. I like it, in fact, the output is getting better too.
Google has renamed its chatbot Bard to Gemini to better describe the new artificial intelligence that powers it. The move is part of a wider strategy by Google to unify its AI offerings under a single brand name, possibly due to increasing competition and growing opportunities in the AI subscription space. Gemini is now not just a name, but also represents Google's most advanced AI models and technologies, including the Ultra 1.0 AI model, which is integrated into the Google One premium AI subscription. The rebrand symbolises Google's ambition to take a leading role in the rapidly evolving AI landscape and enable closer integration of its AI capabilities into users' everyday digital lives, including applications in Gmail and the Google Productivity Suite.
In addition, the launch of a dedicated Gemini app for Android and integration with the Google app for iOS has improved the accessibility and usability of Google's AI chatbot by enabling seamless and multimodal interaction. These developments underscore Google's commitment to advancing AI technologies and making them accessible to a broader user base.
I found this information on Reuters, Yahoo as well as SamMobile to make some decisions for my personal investments.
@nitin_joshi he-he no - I just had a little more time than usual, I'm new here and because today is Sunday when I don't have to work :-) I will reduce my writing time in the future :-) I have to do reports for my investments and other people, so that's how I write. Google is one of my stocks that I have a lot of. So I write this a bit like a report.
Just come to know about it from your post
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Nitin Joshi, I share your enthusiasm for Gemini's rebranding and its potential to shake up the AI landscape. The introduction of paid plans certainly adds an interesting dynamic to its competition with GPT.
The rebranding of Google Bard to Gemini signifies a strategic shift by the tech giant, possibly to better align with its broader goals and vision. This renaming could reflect Google's ongoing efforts to innovate and adapt to changing market dynamics, potentially signaling enhancements or expansions to its existing offerings. In the realm of digital marketing and online presence management, staying updated on such developments is crucial. Platforms like AiToolsKit.ai provide a suite of free AI, SEO, writing, YouTube, and social media tools that can help businesses navigate these changes effectively, ensuring they remain competitive and relevant in an evolving landscape. Keeping an eye on industry trends and leveraging tools like AiToolsKit.ai can empower businesses to make informed decisions and capitalize on emerging opportunities amidst rebranding efforts like Google's transition from Bard to Gemini. https://bit.ly/AiToolsKit-a-web-app
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Nitin, I agree that the rebranding to Gemini adds a fresh and dynamic appeal, potentially reflecting the versatility of the AI. The introduction of paid plans also suggests they're gearing up to offer unique features that could indeed make the competition with GPT more interesting.
@sophiawms Yes that I want to see what is include in their paid plan. and in upcoming day I am going to buy the gemini pro version.
if its useful then everyone will remember what ever its name is, if not useful then the opposite.
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It's fascinating to see Google Bard transition to Gemini, and the name does have a certain allure to it. The introduction of paid plans suggests they're gearing up to really capitalize on its capabilities, setting the stage for an exciting rivalry with GPT.