Google's Gemini AI: Game Changer or Fake Demo?

Google's demo video showcasing the capabilities of its Gemini AI voice model was found to be faked, as the model's responses were text-based and not generated in real time. The video used still images and text prompts to create the illusion of real-time interaction. Meanwhile, AMD's latest Instinct MI300-series accelerators are gaining traction among top AI developers, with Microsoft, Oracle, and Supermicro pledging to purchase and build AI servers using the chips. In other news, the US actor union SAG-AFTRA has ratified an agreement with TV and film production companies, which includes regulations on the use of AI in the entertainment industry. Lastly, Meta has released Imagine, a text-to-image app powered by its Emu AI model, and plans to add invisible watermarks to its AI-generated content for increased transparency and traceability.
- Don't be fooled: Google faked its Gemini AI voice demo The Register
- Google Launches New Multi-modal Gemini AI Model InfoQ.com
- Top Tech News of the Week: December 10 HYPEBEAST
- Google's Gemini demo is now getting accused of being 'fake' Cointelegraph
- Google's Gemini AI Could Be a Game Changer The Motley Fool
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