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Along with text, images, video and code, Gemini is able to process raw audio signal end-to-end. 🔊 It can listen to and understand speech, making it not only useful for transcription but a model that has a much more nuanced perception of its environment. ↓

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nice work

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Adolfo Asorlin 👨🏼‍🚀vor 2 Jahren

This could lead to the development of more intelligent and helpful AI assistants, as well as more immersive and engaging experiences. I am eager to see what Gemini is capable of, and I am excited to see how it will shape the future of artificial intelligence. Thank you.

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Very impressive work @GoogleDeepMind

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we're soo back

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Impressive thou!

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Esthefany Pinellavor 2 Jahren

Y esto de los avances en la IA apenas comienza 🙌

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Unbelievable

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Dieter b/orgvor 2 Jahren

you are Gemini?

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Nice, thanks Google!

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Cette innovation va engendrer une forte accélération dans le domaine de l'intelligence artificielle, comme on le constate par les usages exubérants dans cette vidéo. C'est une véritable prouesse d'être parvenu à un tel modèle eu égard au retard qu'avait google sur openai.

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