Google has unexpectedly postponed the launch of its advanced AI model, Gemini, to January next year due to concerns over its performance with non-English queries
The rescheduling is a strategic decision to ensure Gemini meets global language standards. Events in New York, Washington, and California are now set for early 2024
Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, is personally overseeing this process, emphasizing the commitment to robust global language support
Google aims to surpass OpenAI’s GPT-4, working to refine Gemini's capabilities to make it a standout in the generative AI landscape
Announced at I/O 2023, Gemini boasts impressive multimodal features, aspiring to excel in tool and API integrations, and offering various sizes for diverse applications
The revised launch date reflects Google's dedication to pioneering AI, with the delay marking a strategic move to ensure global readiness and establish Gemini as a leading AI model