After addressing issues with historical accuracy, Google's Gemini image generator is back, but only for paying subscribers.
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Mountain View, California, USA –August 28, 2024:
Google has announced several new features for its advanced Gemini AI, including the restoration of its image generator and the introduction of specialized chatbots known as Gems, reads a Digital Trends update.
After temporarily pausing its image generator in February due to concerns about historical inaccuracies, Google has now fixed the issue and is once again allowing users to generate images. However, this feature is currently limited to paying subscribers of Gemini Advanced, Business, or Enterprise plans.
In addition to the restored image generator, Google is also rolling out Gems, a collection of smaller, more specialized chatbots similar to OpenAI's GPTs. These chatbots can perform specific tasks like providing gardening advice, cooking and nutrition tips, or trip planning. By using Gems, users can benefit from faster response times and more focused interactions.
Gemini Advanced subscribers will soon have the ability to create their own Gems on their mobile and desktop devices in over 150 countries and most languages. This feature is expected to empower users to customize their AI experience and tailor it to their specific needs.
Google's continued investment in Gemini demonstrates its commitment to advancing AI technology and providing users with innovative and valuable tools. As the company expands the capabilities of its AI platform, it aims to position itself as a leader in the field of artificial intelligence.