Google: The King is Back

When OpenAI released ChatGPT, many believed Google had been dethroned from its position as the king of AI. However, without much fanfare, Google has been steadily driving innovation in artificial intelligence. Not just in models, but also in features and practical applications. As the giant behind platforms like Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Search, Google is now shining brightly in the realm of multimodal AI generation. In this post, I’d like to dive into Google’s recent AI advancements, spotlighting Gemini 2.0, Gemma 3, and the exciting features of the Gemini App.

Gemini 2.0: Mastering Image Manipulation and Generation

Gemini 2.0 is a powerhouse AI model that takes image manipulation and generation to the next level. It can effortlessly edit and enhance photos by removing unwanted objects, reshaping elements, or even creating realistic passport photos from existing images. This impressive capability stems from Google’s use of Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), which optimize learning and processing efficiency. Want to try it out? You can experiment with Gemini 2.0’s image generation features through the AI Studio platform. It’s a game-changer for anyone looking to get creative with visuals. Gemma 3: Compact, Open Models for On-Device AI

Gemma 3 is a family of open models ranging from 1 billion to 27 billion parameters. Don’t let their size fool you. These models deliver performance on par with cutting-edge systems like GPT-4, especially in reasoning tasks. Supporting multiple languages and offering multimodal capabilities like image recognition, Gemma 3 is built for on-device AI. This means it runs efficiently with minimal hardware, making it accessible for a wide range of applications. Google taps into its vast search data to train these models, using distillation techniques to pack big power into smaller packages. Who you think is going to be a Winner in Deep Research Google finally released deep research with Gemini 2.0. It's not anymore with Gemini 1.5 pro. In Deep Research, I think the most import part is the resources that a model gets from. If so, who is going to be a winner in that sense, other competitors? or Google? Google’s AI Reign Continues Google’s latest advancements, such as Gemini 2.0 with deep research and image generation, Gemma 3, prove that the company is far from stepping back. From powerful image tools to efficient on-device models and research tool with the biggest searching engine, Google is pushing the boundaries of what AI can do. As the field continues to evolve, one thing is clear: the king is back, and we can’t wait to see what’s next.