Gemini, Google's new AI Chatbot, performs better in language understanding and conversation than ChatGPT

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What's New Today: Indian Government Cracks Down on 100 Fake Job Websites

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Google unveiled the Gemini, a potent new model, on Wednesday, dubbed its "most capable and general" product so far. According to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, this represents a major scientific and engineering endeavor for the company's AI achievements. "With Gemini, our most advanced model, we're moving forward as an AI-first company, achieving top-notch performance across various benchmarks," Pichai said in his explanation. First released earlier this year, Gemini 1.0 is available in three various sizes: Ultra, Pro, and Nano. These sizes reflect the first models of the Gemini period and fulfill the goals outlined when Google DeepMind was founded.

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) in India has taken strong action against the growing menace of cybercrime by blocking over 100 websites that are associated with task-based part-time work scams and organized investment schemes. This proactive action conforms with the Information Technology Act of 2000's provisions. The Ministry's emphasis on involving the public in the battle against cybercrime is noteworthy. According to the National Cyber Reporting Portal (NCRP) at www.cybercrime.gov.in, bogus phone numbers and social media handles should be reported as soon as possible.

In an era defined by rapid technological advancements and an increasing urgency to address environmental concerns, businesses are at a critical juncture. The traditional models of operation are being re-evaluated as enterprises strive to not only thrive in the competitive market but also contribute positively to the planet's well-being. At the heart of this transformative journey lies the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and eco-friendly practices a powerful convergence that promises to redefine the way businesses operate and impact the environment. Read More

The company's blatant disregard for regulations was one of Binance's draws as it expanded from its 2017 launch to become the largest cryptocurrency exchange globally. As it grew to have far over 100 million cryptocurrency traders worldwide, it freely informed the US government that it was an offshore business and was therefore exempt from the financial and money-laundering laws of the US.