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Google Gemini: Redefining the future of AI technology

Google Gemini – the new standard of technology πŸŒπŸš€ Before the Covid era, Google introduced us to the MEENA model – which for a brief moment was the leading language model in the world. Compared to OpenAI and their GPT-2, the difference was huge. πŸ’‘ However, OpenAI did not rest on its laurels and soon released GPT-3. Of interest is an internal document by Noam Shazeer (co-founder and CEO of Character.AI) titled. “MEENA Eats the World.” He predicted the phenomenon that became public after the release of ChatGPT. πŸ”₯ It can be said that Noam was a visionary – He contributed to key works such as “Attention is All You Need,” Switch Transformer, and many others. And what about Google? It had the predisposition to dominate, but something went wrong then.πŸ“ ❗But beware, Google is back in the game and intends to top GPT-4 before the end of the year. Today we would like to introduce you to Google’s training systems for Gemini their dynamic development and position in the market. πŸš€ Behind Google training systems for Gemini is revolutionary technology. πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» Their approach to machine learning and speed of adaptation of the latest solutions is amazing. They invest in advanced algorithms and care about scalability and efficiency, which makes them a leader in this field. Combined with their rich data and real-time analytics capabilities, Google is taking steps that could redefine the future of artificial intelligence. πŸ” With competition in the AI market growing so rapidly, Google is not only maintaining its position, but also setting the standard for others. πŸš€πŸŒ Author: Monika Marczyk, Project Manager

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The impact of Artificial Intelligence on business: trends and insights

All eyes on AI – the surge of interest in artificial intelligence, and the scope of its utilization 🀯 The latest survey reveals that organizations are steadily adopting artificial intelligence tools, despite their rapid proliferation. We have some interesting findings here! πŸ“ˆ 55% of respondents report that their organizations have embraced artificial intelligence, but only less than one-third of them have implemented AI in at least two business areas, suggesting that the scope of utilization still remains limited. This percentage has largely remained unchanged since 2021. 🏒 Organizations primarily use artificial intelligence in product development and service operations. These are consistently important areas for AI. πŸ“²πŸ­ However, only 23% of respondents claim that at least 5% of their organization’s profits from the past year can be attributed to artificial intelligence. This means that there is still plenty of room to harness the potential value of AI. πŸ’°πŸ’‘ Good news: organizations that use AI continue to see growth in the areas where they employ it and plan to increase their investments in the coming years! πŸ’Ό πŸ“Š We emphasize the significance of generative artificial intelligence due to its revolutionary potential. However, we also remind that AI holds immense value in non-generative applications. Optimization, forecasting, recommendations – these are areas where AI can truly shine! πŸ’‘πŸŒŸ In summary, although the overall adoption of AI remains stable, over two-thirds of companies plan to increase their investments in artificial intelligence. πŸš€ We eagerly await to see if the growing interest in AI will open doors to broader general utilization in the future! 🌐 Contact us and discover how implementing AI can revolutionize your company πŸ’¬ Author: Joanna SioΕ‚a, Customer Experience Specialist

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