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Sunday Rundown

10X AI (Issue #31): Google Gemini, Live AI Drawing, and an "Everybody" Knight

PLUS: Meta's standalone text-to-image site, Microsoft Copilot updates, Playground 2, and getting DALL-E 3 to generate more images per request.

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Daniel Nest
Dec 10, 2023
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Happy Sunday, friends!

Welcome back to 10X AI: a weekly look at beginner-focused AI news, tools, and tips.

Let’s get to it.

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🗞️ AI news

Here are this week’s AI developments.

1. Google Gemini is finally here…in spirit

It’s happened at last, folks!

Google rose from the dead and officially destroyed OpenAI:

Not sure what “Goole” is, but Google thinks it’s the best video on the subject.

Pack up your bags, we can all go home now.

Except, of course, that’s not quite what happened.

What happened is Google announced its next-generation model called “Gemini.”

It comes in three sizes:

  • Gemini Nano: The smallest model, optimized for personal devices. If you own a Google Pixel 8 Pro, you should already have it.

  • Gemini Pro: The standard model, roughly comparable in performance to GPT-3.5 on free ChatGPT accounts. Google’s Bard is now powered by it.

  • Gemini Ultra: The model that “destroyed” GPT-4. Want to try it? Easy! Grab your time ma…

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