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Vertex AI Acquires Gemini Pro: Google’s Cutting-Edge Integration

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After coming to Bard and the Pixel 8 Pro last week, Gemini, Google’s recently announced flagship gen AI model family, is launching for Google Cloud customers using Vertex AI. Gemini Pro, a lightweight version of a more capable Gemini model, Gemini Ultra, currently in private preview for a “select set” of customers, is now accessible in public preview in Vertex AI, Google’s fully managed AI dev platform, via the new Gemini Pro API. Citation checking — another existing Vertex AI capability, now with support for Gemini Pro — serves as an additional fact-checking measure by highlighting the sources of information Gemini Pro used to arrive at a response. Input for Gemini Pro on Vertex AI will cost $0.00025 per character while output will cost $0.00005 per character. And for a limited time — until early next year — Gemini Pro is free to try for Vertex AI customers.

Presenting: The Newly Public Duet AI for Programmers, Google’s Rival to GitHub Copilot, Set to Soon Utilize the Revolutionary Gemini Design

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Confluent, HashiCorp and MongoDB, for example, will provide data to train Duet AI for Developers to help developers with writing code for their platforms. Google’s overall story around its AI coding tools is essentially the same as from every other vendor. For now, the company only said that Turing, an ‘AI-powered tech services company,” saw a 33% productivity gain after adopting Duet AI for Developers. Duet AI for Developers currently supports over 20 languages, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript and Python. Until the end of January 2024, Duet AI for Developers will be available for free.

Introducing AI Studio: Google’s Innovative Solution for App and Chatbot Development Supported by Gemini Technology

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One of these services is AI Studio — which was previously known as MakerSuite. AI Studio is a web-based tool for developers that functions a bit like a gateway into the wider Gemini ecosystem, starting with Gemini Pro and then, at some point next year, also Gemini Ultra. “We’ve designed it really to be the fastest way to build with Gemini,” Josh Woodward, Google’s VP for Google Labs, told me. Woodward noted that the team tried to design AI Studio so even the free tier wouldn’t feel like a trial or gated product. Jeanine Banks, the VP and GM for Google’s Developer X teams and head of developer relations, also stressed that AI Studio is a gateway into Google’s wider AI ecosystem and in particular to Vertex AI, Google’s enterprise-ready generative AI developer platform.