Google and OpenAI show how video can be used to transform conversational AI chat.
The day before Google I/O, Google has posted a tweet showing in action a prototype of a conversational version of its AI Gemini chatbot that uses video input instead of text. Recorded while the crew was busy getting the stage ready for tomorrow’s event, Gemini is asked, „What do you think is happening here?“ Quite impressively, Gemini responds, „It looks like people are setting up for a large event, perhaps a conference or a presentation.“
Gemini then asks if there is something in particular that caught the user’s eye. He responds by saying, „Yeah, those big pretty letters on screen. What do those mean?“ The response from the AI chatbot, „Those letters represent Google I/O, a developer conference held by Google. Have you ever attended Google I/O?“ The user responds, „No. This is my first one. What’s something you’d be really excited to hear?“ Gemini answers, „I am always excited to learn about new advancements in artificial intelligence and how they can help people in their daily lives.
