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From one of the earlier announcements Google has made: - Bard is that talkative text interface, a product. - Gemini is the LLM design that currently backs Bar
by pgeorgi 3y ago
From one of the earlier announcements Google has made:
- Bard is that talkative text interface, a product.
- Gemini is the LLM design that currently backs Bard (but also other Google AI products).
- Gemini "Basic", Advanced and Ultra are different sizes of that design.
This is conjecture, but "Ultra 1.0" probably indicates that they intend to release more models based on the Ultra configuration. Since that's the most commercial of theirs, I wouldn't be surprised if that comes with some stability promises (e.g. Ultra 1.0 is still available when Ultra 3.0 is released, so that if you do your own validation when integrating in your own project, you can expect small-to-no shifts in the underlying model)
- darkerside 3y agoSounds like Bard is ChatGPT, and Gemini Ultra is GPT-4. Arguably clearer than OpenAI'S naming.
- akmittal 3y agoNot anymore, bard is also Gemini now
- __s 3y ago> To reflect this, Bard will now simply be known as Gemini.
- darkerside 3y agoAnd this completely undercuts my point in my response to sibling comment
- cubefox 3y agoNo no, they renamed Bard to Gemini and Gemini Ultra to Ultra 1.0.
- bushbaba 3y agoDamn they already killed bard. Pour one out for Google’s fastest branding deprecation
- lordswork 3y agoWith the Bard name retired, the mapping looks like this: Gemini Models gemini.google.com ------------------------------------ Gemini Nano Gemini Pro -> Gemini (free) Gemini Ultra -> Gemini Advanced ($20/month)
- ionwake 3y agoThis was useful, thank you.
- htrp 3y ago> This is conjecture, but "Ultra 1.0" probably indicates that they intend to release more models based on the Ultra configuration. Since that's the most commercial of theirs, I wouldn't be surprised if that comes with some stability promises (e.g. Ultra 1.0 is still available when Ultra 3.0 is released, so that if you do your own validation when integrating in your own project, you can expect small-to-no shifts in the underlying model) Given that it's google. I would doubt it. Ask how the original palm models are going.