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Google recently announced a major upgrade to the image generation capabilities of its AI development platform, Google AI Studio. This update significantly reduces the rate of safety misclassifications while significantly improving usability, providing users with a more efficient and accurate AI generation experience. Google AI Studio, a generative AI platform for developers, supports the integration of multimodal models such as text and images. This optimization of the image generation feature addresses previous issues caused by overly strict safety filters that led to misclassifications. The new version...

Google recently launched its most cost-effective model, Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite, now available for production use. Part of Google's Gemini family, Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite is positioned as the most budget-friendly option. The model is offered in public preview on Google AI Studio and Vertex AI, targeting developers requiring a high value-to-cost AI solution. Its design...

Recently, Meta announced its plan to introduce a large number of AI-generated virtual characters on the Facebook platform, which will exist just like real users. Connor Hayes, Vice President of Product at Meta, stated that these AI characters will have personal profiles and avatars on the platform and will be able to generate and share content, with expectations of gradual adoption in the future. Meta's AI Studio has already launched the creation features for these virtual characters, allowing users to create them through the platform.

Google AI Studio and Gemini API have recently launched the 'Real-Time Connection with Google Search' feature, aimed at helping developers improve the accuracy of AI model responses by integrating real-time data from Google Search. With this update, the Gemini 1.5 model can retrieve the latest information from Google Search, enhancing the accuracy and transparency of responses. Developers can directly access this feature in the 'Tools' section of Google AI Studio or in the Gemini API.

Google AI Studio has released a new native prompt library that integrates features such as long-text context, multimodal inputs (images, videos, audio), and structured outputs. The aim is to provide users with a rich and diverse experience across various fields including education, programming, and travel. This library includes practical features like recipe generators, math tutors, math homework generators, treasure hunt design, unit test generators, and travel suggestions, all designed to enhance user exploration and innovation through intuitive displays and comprehensive information. Users only need to log into Google AI Studio.

Google has released its latest AI masterpiece, Gemini 1.5 Pro, offering an experimental version 0801 through Google AI Studio and the Gemini API. This model leads the LMSYS leaderboard with an ELO score of 1300, surpassing OpenAI's GPT-4o and Anthropic's Claude-3.5 Sonnet. Gemini 1.5 Pro excels in multilingual tasks, mathematics, coding, and visual tasks, featuring a context window of 2 million tokens.

Meta has launched a new tool called 'AI Studio' on Instagram, allowing users in the U.S. to create personal AI avatars aimed at enhancing interaction with their fans. These AI avatars can communicate directly, reply to comments, and act as virtual representations of the user, accessible via web or app. Users can customize content, set interaction rules, and even enable automatic replies. The creation of AI avatars allows for customization, enabling them to resemble the user or generate entirely new characters for use across Meta's applications. This move aims to compete with Character.AI.

Meta has announced the shutdown of its celebrity chatbot project, which allowed users to interact with virtual avatars of celebrities. Despite significant promotion, the project is no longer in service. Meta's focus has shifted to AI Studio, a new tool that allows users to create their own chatbots. Initial projects included virtual characters such as Coco, Victor, and Amber, but they failed to meet expectations, particularly in attracting more celebrities, resulting in low returns on investment. Nevertheless, Meta remains committed to AI chat technology.

Meta recently announced the launch of a new tool called AI Studio, allowing users in the U.S. to create their own AI versions on Instagram or online. The company stated that creators and business owners can use these AI profiles to interact with fans, conversing directly in chat threads and responding to comments.

Instagram has launched 'AI Studio', allowing creators to create their own versions of AI chatbots. ⭐ The AI created by the creators will primarily appear in Instagram's messaging and will be clearly labeled as AI. ⭐ Meta stated that they aim to enable creators and small businesses to create AI to engage with their communities and customers.

Meta has announced the launch of an AI Studio tool that allows creators to generate their own AI versions. The social media giant stated that it will begin testing these user-created chatbots on its platform Instagram. CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared on his broadcast channel that the testing will start in the United States and then expand to other regions. User-created chatbots are expected to assist creators with tasks such as answering fans' questions.

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The Google Gemini Pro large model is available to developers and businesses. Gemini Pro features a 32K context window and generative capabilities, supporting 38 languages and providing various SDKs and Google AI Studio to help developers build applications. Users can access Gemini Pro and Gemini Pro Vision for free. Google will launch a more powerful model, Gemini Ultra, and introduce more developers.