Google recently introduced Gemini, its inaugural AI product for commercial use. Gemini is a chatbot and AI image generator that can also function as a digital assistant on Android devices. In this article, we will compare Gemini with ChatGPT to determine their relative strengths.
Gemini relies on Google’s proprietary language model, whereas ChatGPT is based on OpenAI’s GPT model. Unlike ChatGPT, Gemini can be designated as the default assistant on Android devices and accessed through device shortcuts. Additionally, Gemini allows users to generate and upload images for free, whereas this feature is a paid service on ChatGPT.
In terms of knowledge, Gemini has a more recent knowledge cutoff and can access the internet for up-to-date information. Alternatively, ChatGPT’s knowledge is limited to events that occurred until January 2022 and lacks the ability to fact-check current information.
Gemini possesses voice capabilities, albeit not as seamless as the voice chat feature offered by ChatGPT’s mobile app. Additionally, ChatGPT supports third-party plugins through a paid subscription, whereas Gemini can seamlessly integrate with Google apps such as Gmail, YouTube, and Google Meet.
When it comes to coding tasks, ChatGPT outperforms Gemini. Gemini struggled to generate code for a website displaying the current trading price of the S&P 500 index, whereas ChatGPT provided a code block with instructions. In another test, both chatbots were given the task of modifying existing code. While both produced decent-looking websites, ChatGPT’s code required manual corrections in a few places.
Gemini has an advantage over ChatGPT when it comes to accessing data from Google apps. Gemini can retrieve data from various Google apps such as email, perform calculations, and export data to Google Sheets. This feature is not as seamless in ChatGPT.
Both Google and OpenAI offer paid versions of their chatbots, which come with additional features and higher-quality responses. Gemini Ultra and ChatGPT 4 are the premium versions of each respective chatbot. Gemini Ultra offers AI-driven features in Workspace apps like Gmail, while ChatGPT Plus allows users to search the internet via Bing alongside the GPT-4 Turbo language model.
In conclusion, both Gemini and ChatGPT have their own strengths and weaknesses. Gemini excels in accessing up-to-date information and integrating with Google apps, while ChatGPT outperforms Gemini in coding tasks. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on individual needs and preferences.
Useful terms and technical language in the article:
– Gemini: Google’s first commercial generative AI product.
– ChatGPT: AI language model developed by OpenAI used in ChatGPT.
– GPT: Generative Pre-trained Transformer, a language model.
– Android: Mobile operating system.
– Voice chat: Feature enabling voice-based conversation.
– Google apps: Applications developed by Google such as Gmail, YouTube, and Google Meet.
– Google Sheets: Online spreadsheets developed by Google.
– S&P 500 index: Stock market index comprising 500 large companies.
– Code block: Section of code.
– Bing: Internet search engine.
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