For now, Gemini Nano is only available

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It currently uses a specially developed version - Google Gemini chatbot (formerly called Bard) - to process more complex queries. In independent testing, Gemini Pro was found to achieve "accuracy that is close to, but slightly inferior to, the corresponding GPT 3.5 Turbo model". Gemini Nano is designed to run locally on smartphones and other mobile devices. In theory, this would allow your smartphone to respond to simple requests and do things like text summarization much faster than it would if it were connected to an external server.


on the Google Pixel 8 Pro and has features like smart replies in Gboard. Each Gemini model differs in how many parameters it has and how well it answers complex questions, as well as how much processing kuwait telegram data power it requires to run. Unfortunately, metrics like the number of parameters a given model has are often kept secret—unless there's a reason for the company to brag about it.


Google says that the smallest model, Nano, has two versions: one with 1.8 billion parameters and the other with 3.25 billion parameters. While Google doesn't reveal how many parameters the larger models have, we know that GPT-3 has 175 billion parameters, while Meta's Llama 2 has models with up to 65 billion parameters. It's likely that Gemini's other two large models have parameter counts in a similar range.