Google launches a new AI application for smartphones

Google announced the launch of a new version of its “Bard” application for smartphones based on generative artificial intelligence, which it called “Gemini,” in addition to its most advanced interface to date, “Ultra 1.0.”

According to the company, within a few weeks, it will provide Gemini features for its existing research application on iPhone phones. The application will initially be launched in the United States in English before expanding to the Asia-Pacific region next week, with versions issued in Japanese and Korean.

Google will sell an advanced service, “Advanced,” available through the new application for $20 per month.

The company said that the application is an advanced form of artificial intelligence that will be able to teach students, provide computer programming tips to engineers, come up with project ideas, and create content for user-desired suggestions.