Google unveiled the powerful and new artificial intelligence model Gemina 2.0

Google, like any other company, is trying to introduce more powerful artificial intelligence products to its users, and now this company is using artificial intelligence Gemini 2.0 It has revealed that compared to its previous model, it has become more powerful and can perform more tasks, including image and sound production.

Last night, Google AI Gemini 2.0 Flash introduced that can produce images and sounds in addition to text. This model also supports third-party apps and services that can still use, for example, the Google search engine or run a code.

Gemini 2.0 Flash betas are available now through the Gemini API and Google’s AI developer platforms, namely AI Studio and Vertex AI. Of course, the ability to produce audio and video is currently only provided to early-access users, and its wide release is planned for next January.

Also, in the coming months, Google plans to add this artificial intelligence model to a wide range of its products, such as Android Studio and Gemini Code Assist.

The first generation of Gemina Flash AI (1.5 Flash) was introduced earlier this year and could only generate text and was not designed for more complex tasks. Google has introduced Gemini 2.0 Flash as a more versatile model.

Other projects related to Gemina 2.0 artificial intelligence

In the continuation of its post, Google has also mentioned Project Astra; Visual system, one of its capabilities is to identify objects. Google says Gemina Flash 2.0 has also made a big improvement in Astra accessibility.

Google also has another project called Project Mariner has introduced a new extension for the Chrome browser. The tech giant says on its blog that the product can understand the information on your browser page (such as pixels and elements such as text, code, images and forms) and then uses that information to perform tasks with the help of a Chrome extension.

Another product mentioned by Google is called Jules, a special artificial intelligence to help developers find and fix their broken code. Another Gemini 2.0-based tool has been introduced by the company that can scan the user’s screen and help you play video games.