Here’s how to access Gemini Advanced, If you’re not already subscribed to Google One, sign up for the AI Premium plan.

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Google is introducing its latest AI chatbot, Gemini Advanced, accessible through a monthly subscription to Google One, the company’s cloud backup service.

As of today’s launch, Google One introduces a new tier called the AI Premium plan, priced at $20 per month. Subscribers will enjoy the standard Google One perks along with access to a cutting-edge chatbot fueled by the Gemini Ultra 1.0 model.                                                                                                                                                                                                                     The monthly fee of $20 mirrors OpenAI’s ChatGPT Plus subscription, granting access to its GPT-4 model. Formerly known for its chatbot called “Bard,” Google has rebranded its AI offerings under the name “Gemini.” However, for those reluctant to pay for AI tools, Google continues to provide its basic chatbot, the Gemini Pro model, free of charge.

Although glimpses of Google’s Gemini Ultra model were showcased in earlier demonstrations, its full capabilities were not initially accessible to the public during Gemini’s launch. Now, the enhanced version is finally available for use.

Gemini Advanced, akin to OpenAI’s GPT-4, excels in grasping the subtleties and context of user inputs. Its capabilities extend to tasks such as coding, where it outperforms earlier large language models. Presently tailored for English prompts, Gemini Advanced is anticipated to expand its language support in forthcoming updates.

Curious about trying out Google’s latest chatbot and wondering how the subscription plan compares to ChatGPT Plus? Here’s everything you need to know about getting started with Gemini Advanced

How to Access Google’s Gemini Advanced

Google is introducing Gemini Advanced as part of a new tier within Google One called “AI Premium,” rather than offering it as a separate subscription. Users who don’t have a Google account will need to create one to access the chatbot. Existing Google One subscribers can upgrade to the new plan, which includes access to the chatbot. For more detailed information on Google One’s different tiers and what they offer, refer to WIRED’s guide to Google One.

To transition to the upgraded paid version of Gemini, ensure you’re logged into your Google account and navigate to the Gemini chatbot homepage. Once there, tap the hamburger icon located in the top left corner of the screen. Next, select “Upgrade to Gemini Advanced.” This action will redirect you to a new page where you can subscribe through Google One. The AI Premium plan is currently priced at $20 per month, with Google offering a two-month free trial for those who are undecided. After completing the subscription process, refresh your browser tab. You’ll now find Gemini Advanced positioned at the top of the page, providing you with an enhanced chatbot experience by default.

Gemini Advanced is now accessible through a smartphone app, with Android users being the first to enjoy access. Simply download the new Gemini app from the Google Play store to begin. For Android users, there’s also an option to switch your Google Assistant to Gemini. If you own an iPhone, you can utilize Gemini Advanced through your mobile browser for now, as in-app access is not yet available. However, Apple users can anticipate the release of Gemini within the standard Google app on iOS, rather than a separate custom app.

Comparing the subscription offerings, OpenAI’s ChatGPT Plus provides access to the powerful GPT-4 model along with the opportunity to test beta features before their official release. On the other hand, with Gemini Advanced, subscribers gain access to Google’s latest AI model and upcoming features, in addition to the benefits included in the Google One subscription.

For $20 per month, Google One subscribers receive 2 terabytes of cloud storage, advanced photo editing capabilities such as Magic Eraser, and a 10 percent credit back on hardware purchases made from the Google Store.

The company intends to introduce a Gemini integration with Gmail and Google Docs for AI Premium subscribers, although the specific release date for this feature remains undisclosed. In WIRED’s prior testing of Bard’s functionalities within Gmail, initial results were somewhat messy but exhibited potential. It will be intriguing to observe whether the enhanced capabilities of a more robust large language model enhance the user experience, particularly when navigating through cluttered inboxes to locate old emails.

 

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