Google is determined to make its Gemini the most popular generative artificial intelligence in the world, dethroning ChatGPT. Part of these efforts is focused on Google AI Studio, a tool that big tech offers for free and whose capabilities exceed those of GPT – including the versions that only subscribers of the OpenAI tool have access to for now.
The chat is a bit nerdy, but it’s very simple: in ChatGPT, the user has four thousand pieces of text that are used by the AI when identifying a command (input) and produce a result (output). They are called tokens. In the case of Google IA Studio, the user can feed the tool with much more information before asking for a return: there are 2 million tokens.
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If in ChatGPT you can upload the transcript of a YouTube video and play with the platform from there, in Google AI Studio you can upload the transcript of all the dialogues of an entire season of Dowton Abbey and ask the AI to highlight all the times a character was ironic. It’s much more context.
Google AI Studio was created thinking about the needs of professionals willing to use the tool to create features and develop applications that use Gemini – Google’s GPT – under the hood, explains Pedro Burgos, artificial intelligence consultant and presenter of this episode of “ AI: How to Use”.
“But the cool thing is that Google makes it available to anyone who wants to try out more advanced features”, he points out.
With so much processing capacity, you can record your cell phone screen and scroll through a long conversation in that WhatsApp group that you’re too lazy to read – the one you thought of. Then just upload the video to Google IA Studio and release the command: “list all the topics that were discussed in the group. Include a summary of what was discussed, how many messages were exchanged on that subject, and who participated in the conversation.” Imagine the time you can save with this.
In the video that opens this article, Burgos explains how to access and use the Google tool, as well as giving more examples of how the average user – someone who is not an application developer – can benefit from the platform.
To use, just have a Google account.
