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Google is reportedly developing new subscription tiers for its Gemini AI service, potentially introducing a "Gemini Ultra" plan. Code discoveries within the Gemini web interface suggest that these additional tiers will offer varying capabilities and usage limits beyond the existing "Gemini Advanced" tier, which is available through the Google One AI Premium plan at $19.99 per month. These plans could offer increased or unlimited access to specific features, with users potentially encountering upgrade prompts when reaching usage limits on lower tiers.
References to "Gemini Pro" and "Gemini Ultra" indicate that Google is planning distinct tiers with differing capabilities. Google's strategy mirrors its broader shift towards a subscription-based model, as evidenced by the growth of Google One and YouTube Premium. By offering tiered access, Google can cater to a wider range of users, from casual consumers to professionals requiring advanced AI capabilities.
In other news, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai testified in court regarding the Justice Department's antitrust case against Google. Pichai defended Google against the DOJ's proposals, calling them "extraordinary" and akin to a "de facto divestiture" of the company's search engine. He also expressed optimism about integrating Gemini into iPhones this fall, revealing conversations with Apple CEO Tim Cook and expressing hope for a deal by mid-year. BigQuery is adding TimesFM forecasting model, structured data extraction and generation with LLMs, and row-wise (Scalar) LLM functions to simplify data analysis.
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References to "Gemini Pro" and "Gemini Ultra" indicate that Google is planning distinct tiers with differing capabilities. Google's strategy mirrors its broader shift towards a subscription-based model, as evidenced by the growth of Google One and YouTube Premium. By offering tiered access, Google can cater to a wider range of users, from casual consumers to professionals requiring advanced AI capabilities.
In other news, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai testified in court regarding the Justice Department's antitrust case against Google. Pichai defended Google against the DOJ's proposals, calling them "extraordinary" and akin to a "de facto divestiture" of the company's search engine. He also expressed optimism about integrating Gemini into iPhones this fall, revealing conversations with Apple CEO Tim Cook and expressing hope for a deal by mid-year. BigQuery is adding TimesFM forecasting model, structured data extraction and generation with LLMs, and row-wise (Scalar) LLM functions to simplify data analysis.
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- Data Analytics: What’s new with BigQuery AI and ML?
- MacStories: Sundar Pichai Testifies That He Hopes Gemini Will Be Integrated into iPhones This Fall
- TestingCatalog: Google prepares new Gemini AI subscription tiers with possible Gemini Ultra plan
- PCMag Middle East ai: Google Brings Native AI Image Editing to the Gemini App
- www.tomsguide.com: Google Gemini adds new image-editing tools — here's what they can do
- PCMag Middle East ai: Your Kids Can Now Use Google’s Gemini AI
- PCMag Middle East ai: Google CEO: Gemini Could Be Integrated Into Apple Intelligence This Year
- The Tech Portal: Google to open Gemini chatbot to kids under 13 despite Meta, ChatGPT controversies: Report
- www.tomsguide.com: Tom's Guide reporting Google's Gemini AI will soon be accessible to kids.