DeepMind, a research lab helmed by Google, claims they are working on a new chatbot, Gemini, that will rival or even better performance than OpenAI's ChatGPT. According to Wired magazine, the new chatbot will use DeepMind's AlphaGo technology, which helps the bot analyze text, make plans, and solve problems. If all goes well, Gemini will have innovative techniques for reinforcement learning to better solve the task of language models in specific situations.
DeepMind has a large number of reinforcement learning experiences, of which AlphaGo is a typical example. They are confident that these technologies will be applied in the field of generative AI in order to better serve human society.
It's worth noting that this isn't the first time DeepMind has experimented with developing language models. Last year, they launched Sparrow, a chatbot in which labs claim to reduce the probability of bots answering questions that are "unsafe" or "inappropriate." More recently, Google executives (such as Jeff Dean) have been directly involved with the intention of reaching the level of ChatGPT to stay ahead of the curve in generative AI.
The market growth prospects in the field of generative AI are huge, and investors and customers are very enthusiastic. According to Grand View Research, the market size, including AI technologies capable of text analysis such as Gemini, is expected to reach $109.37 billion by 2030, with a growth rate of 35.6%.
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