Unveiling AI Jumble Weekly: Your Ticket to the Thrilling AI Universe
Learn about Google’s decision to replace their AI assistant Bard with Gemini, a new and advanced AI tool with a special mobile app. Find out how this change may impact the world of technology and our daily lives.
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- Inside AI Jumble: Where Discoveries Await
- This Week’s Highlights
- What’s the buzz about?
- Voices from the Top
Inside AI Jumble: Where Discoveries Await
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This Week's Highlights
- Google’s breakup with Bard: It was Valentine’s week and guess who got dumped? It was Google Bard. Google decided to dump Bard and get together with Gemini. With Gemini, you can do much more stuff than Bard such as advanced coding, complex problem-solving, and much more.
- The Mobile App: Google took a step further by providing a mobile app for Gemini. It will not only allow you to chat with the AI but it will automatically replace Google Assistant.
- Featured AI Tools: Is it just a launch? Do you want to know about the tool from today itself? Don’t worry, we won’t disappoint you. Google’s Gemini also launched a mobile app. You can replace Google Assistant with Gemini.
Let’s understand it in-depth to know more about the news.
Google decided to stop using Bard and start using something called Gemini right around Valentine’s Day. Think of it like swapping an old video game for a newer, cooler one. Gemini can do lots of fancy things like solving tricky problems and helping with coding, as the language computers understand.
They didn’t stop there. Google also made a special app for Gemini, so you can use it on your phone just like you would use Google Assistant. That means you can ask Gemini to do things for you, and it’s supposed to be smart.
By choosing Gemini over Bard, Google is trying to make sure we all have the latest and greatest AI, which stands for artificial intelligence. It’s like having a super-smart robot buddy in your pocket. This new app lets you chat with Gemini instead of Google Assistant, showing that Google wants to make sure we’re using the best tech they have.
But here’s the thing to think about as these AI tools get smarter and do more stuff for us, it changes how we use technology. It’s kind of exciting but also a bit weird to think about talking to a robot as if it’s a friend. We have to wonder, will we start asking these AIs to make decisions for us? And what does that mean for our privacy or how we think for ourselves?
So, Google swapping Bard for Gemini is a big deal. It’s not just about getting a new tech toy; it’s about how this new AI could change how we live, learn, and play. It’s pretty cool to see where this could go, but it also makes you think about what it means for the future.
What’s the buzz about?
Right now, there’s a big talk going on about Google Gemini and Microsoft Bing.
People are trying to figure out which one is better. Google Gemini is all about using AI to make searching on the internet easier and more personal. On the other hand, Microsoft Bing has already added GPT4 in their search allowing users to use the AI to get quick results.
But there’s another interesting point in this debate: some people are thinking about switching their usual digital helpers for Google Gemini. The thing with Gemini is that once you decide to use it, it becomes the main way you can use the Assistant.
You guessed it right, they are replacing Google Assistant with Google Gemini as soon as you install the app.
Choosing to switch to Gemini means you’re not just picking a new search engine; you’re changing how you use your phone or computer to look things up and get things done. This choice depends on what you like, what you need from your search engine, and how you use technology in your daily life.
Everyone’s talking about whether Google Gemini or Microsoft Bing is the way to go, or if they should make Gemini their new go-to helper. But really, there’s no single answer that fits everyone. Both options have their perks, and it comes down to what works best for you. What’s clear is that these new tools are changing the game, making us think differently about how we interact with the internet and our gadgets.
Wanna debate on which is better? Our social channels and discord are all about that.
Jumble isn’t your typical directory—it’s a “Community hub” where AI enthusiasts gather to explore AI tools, learn from AI tools’ founders, review these tools, know about web stories, and grow together.
This is our first weekly newsletter and we keep delivering them to your inbox.
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Voices from the Top
In this edition, we sit down with the founder of Majilabs: David Varo who shared some interesting insights on email communication. They believe email outreach failure was one of the biggest problems to be solved. With the use of AI, they were able to increase open rates by 67% and
In our chat with David Varo from Majilabs, we learned something pretty cool. They tackled a big issue with emails not getting noticed. By bringing in AI, they saw a huge jump in people opening emails and even more folks responding. Imagine, 67% more opens and 28% more actions taken. That’s a game-changer!
Looking ahead, AI is set to revolutionize email marketing even more. Tools like what Majilabs used are just the start. They’re making emails smarter and more engaging, so your messages won’t just end up lost in the inbox. With AI, the future of email outreach looks bright, making sure your emails get seen and make an impact. Conversions by 28%. Crazy, isn’t it?
Well, you need to stay updated with such updates, right? This is exactly where our newsletter comes in. We will give you a quick summary of what’s happened in the interview and you can then choose if you want to read it or not.
That’s a wrap! Catch you soon on the other side of the next newsletter.