New Data Suggests Gemini Ultra Might Be Coming Our Way
In the world of artificial intelligence, there are several major players that want to become the dominant force on the AI market. This is a world that is growing fast and while many want a piece of the cake, only some will succeed, as it is in every competition.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is currently the most popular and often used AI chatbot, but among the competition, Google’s Gemini is doing very, very well and it is a rising force that can be perceived as a potential threat to ChatGPT’s dominance.
Google is doing wonders to make Gemini more popular, and a bunch of new data that has been discovered recently might point to Google taking another step forward when it comes to Gemini.
As you probably know by now, the Google One service currently has only one subscription plan that lets users access Gemini Advanced. The Advanced version offers a lot more than the basic one, but this is still not enough for Google to overtake ChatGPT.
This is why Google is, as it seems, working on new features – two at that – that make using Gemini more practical and beneficial, although you will have to pay a bit to get the best version of the chatbot.
So, according to the data discovered by dataminers, Google is planning on adding two new subscription tiers, called Gemini Pro and Gemini Ultra.
At this point, both of these tiers are still big mysteries, and the only thing we know, based on a few strings of code, is that the highest subscription tier, i.e., Gemini Ultra, might give users increased or unlimited access to certain features.
And while this is still unconfirmed, it is clear why Google would do that, since it would make Gemini available to a wider audience, and it would give the users more means of getting the answers and solutions they want.
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