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    The brain behind Google's powerful AI

    Google has long been an AI-driven company, and it's given up several powerful AI tools over the years. The Gemini family of AI models is the culmination of years of hard work and research. Google Gemini is the face of Google's push for an AI-driven world. It consists of the company's most powerful models available to the public. These models understand and produce high-quality output for whatever you need.

    Gemini is deeply integrated into Google's ecosystem of powerful products. You can find Gemini within products like Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and even Google Messages. If you're an avid Google Workspace user, then you've probably seen it. Using Google's powerful models, Gemini can understand the content in your documents, help you search for content, and summarize content for you. If you have to read through a long email, for example, Gemini can give you a manageable summary that can save you time.

    If you need a powerful image generation platform, then you have one right at your fingertips. All you have to do is tell Gemini what you want it to create. The images that it produces are super high-quality.

    Not only is Gemini great for use on your computer, but more and more Android phones are coming out with Gemini baked into their phones. This way, they can perform on-device AI. AI's applications on-device are endless. If you need a personal assistant or help editing content on your device, it will be right there. Gemini Nano is getting better, so you're able to do a ton of amazing AI tasks on your phone without needing an internet connection. 

    With this, Google Gemini is poised to revolutionize the world of AI. It's a powerful platform, and who knows what Google will come up with next to make this technology even better?

    1 million-token context window
    App can be used as a voice assistant
    Gemini Nano for on-device AI
    Integrated with several Google Services
    Gemini 1.5 Pro
    This is the most powerful model from Google at the time. It's powering the company's most capable AI features. This is a multimodal model that can understand text, audio, images, and videos. With its massive 1 million-token context window, it's able to process a vast amount of information for your needs.
    Gemini 1.5 Flash
    This is the lightweight model from the company that powers the free Gemini experience. It's a stripped-down version of Gemini 1.5 Pro. However, it still more powerful than the previous model powering free Gemini. It's also a multi-modal model with the ability to process uploaded documents and images.
    Gemini 1.0 Pro
    This used to be the most powerful model that Google had to offer. It powered many of the AI tools that you used just a year ago. While it's no longer the most powerful, it set the stage for Gemini going forward. This model had its limitations, but it still showed that Google was on the right track to AI dominance.
    Gemini 1.5 ProGemini 1.5 FlashGemini 1.0 Pro
    Input token limit1,048,5761,048,57612,288
    Output token limit8,1928,1924,096
    Input typesAudio, images, videos, textAudio, images, video, and textText, video, and images
    Output typesText TextText
    Maximum images per prompt3,6003,60016
    Maximum video input length1 hour1 hour2 minutes
    Maximum audio input length~9.5 hours9.5 hoursCould not process audio

    Gemini Photos And Videos

    No. In order to use Gemini, you'll need to at least have a free Google account. However, if you want to use a more powerful models, you may need to have a Google One AI Premium subscription. There are other paid services that will give you access to more powerful features. It will depend on the service that you're trying to use.
    You can use Gemini to generate images. However, the images won't be generated by a Gemini model. Rather, it'd be generated through Google's Imagen image model. This is important to know if you're looking to use the Gemini API. Users can use the Gemini website/app to generate images, but the Gemini APIs will not be able to output images. They can only output text.
    No, Google is still working on fixing that.
    No. Google is working on a standalone video generation tool at the moment. We're not sure if it will be integrated into Gemini anytime soon
    Yes, and no. The reality is that Google is currently testing out the 2 million-token window on a limited number of people within the company. So, the common user won't be able to see it for some time.
    – Arabic (ar) – Bengali (bn) -Bulgarian (bg) – Chinese simplified and traditional (zh) – Croatian (hr) – Czech (cs) – Danish (da) – Dutch (nl) – English (en), – Estonian (et) – Finnish (fi) – French (fr) – German (de) – Greek (el) – Hebrew (iw) – Hindi (hi) – Hungarian (hu) – Indonesian (id) – Italian (it) – Japanese (ja) – Korean (ko) – Latvian (lv), – Lithuanian (lt) – Norwegian (no) – Polish (pl) – Portuguese (pt) – Romanian (ro) – Russian (ru) – Serbian (sr) – Slovak (sk) – Slovenian (sl) – Spanish (es) – Swahili (sw) – Swedish (sv) – Thai (th) – Turkish (tr) – Ukrainian (uk) – Vietnamese (vi)
    Gemini is available in more than 230 countries and territories around the world. You can access the full like of countries and territories here: https://support.google.com/gemini/answer/13575153?hl=en
    – Website (Gemini.Google.com/app) or (ai.com) – Android/iOS app – Android Studio (Requires paid subscription) – Google Docs/Gmail/Sheets (Still in testing) – Google Messages
    Just recently, Google made Gemini 1.5 Flash the standard for free users. This means that free users now have access to a faster and more capable model than before. This models has better reasoning capabilties than Gemini 1.0, and it has a larger contxt window of 32,000 tokens. That's still tiny compared to the 1-million-token context window we see with Gemini 1.5 Pro, but it's still an improvement.
    Yes. You have to go to your Activity settings (https://myactivity.google.com/product/gemini?utm_source=gemini) and set it so that Google doesn't save your conversations. Even with it disabled, there's a chance that Google may hold on to some of your conversations temporarily for certain purposes. When that happens, then those conversations will be deleted after a certain amount of time.