AI Explained - Never Browse Alone? Gemini 2 Live and ChatGPT Vision
The video provides an overview of recent AI developments from Google and OpenAI. Google has introduced Gemini 2.0, a model capable of live interaction through mobile devices, allowing users to ask questions about their surroundings. Despite its capabilities, the model is not the most accurate, as demonstrated in a live interaction where it made errors in comparing AI models' performances. Google also launched Deep Research, a tool for comprehensive web research, though its reliability is questioned. Additionally, Gemini 2.0 can perform tasks like image editing and web navigation, with Project Mariner allowing it to control computer actions. OpenAI has integrated its tools into iPhone 16, offering features like image analysis within videos, though full interaction requires a paid subscription. The video also touches on the broader AI landscape, with Google's CEO suggesting a slowdown in AI progress, contrasting with OpenAI's and Anthropic's more optimistic views. The video concludes with a reflection on the potential future of AI in gaming and other applications.
Key Points:
- Google's Gemini 2.0 offers live interaction and image editing but has accuracy limitations.
- Deep Research by Google provides comprehensive web research but lacks reliability.
- OpenAI's tools are integrated into iPhone 16, offering limited free features with full access requiring payment.
- Google's Project Mariner allows AI to control computer actions, showcasing advanced capabilities.
- AI progress may be slowing, according to Google's CEO, contrasting with more optimistic views from OpenAI and Anthropic.