Head of Google Ireland: Some capabilities of AI platform Gemini 'not ideal'

The technology behind large language models (LLMs) remains “extremely nascent” and will need to be improved further over time, the head of Google Ireland has said.

In an interview with the Irish Examiner, vice president of large customer sales across Google’s EMEA region and head of Google Ireland, Vanessa Hartley, said that some of the capabilities possessed by the tech giant’s generative AI platform Gemini are “not ideal”, with ongoing discussions taking place about the LLM’s code of practice.

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