Google has announced Gemini 2.0 which should start rolling out soon. The new version of Gemini is promising ‘significantly enhanced performance,’ especially in mathematics, coding, and reasoning. That said, access to Gemini 2.0 will be restricted to Gemini Advanced subscribers. Here’s all the key information you need.
Google Gemini 2.0: Experimental Advanced Model
Google has introduced Gemini-Exp-1206, also called Gemini 2.0 Advanced. This version offers marked improvements in handling complex tasks like coding, mathematics, reasoning, and following instructions. To recall, Google introduced the experimental Gemini 2.0 Flash last week.
For students solving difficult math problems, professionals navigating complex coding, or anyone drafting detailed business plans, Gemini 2.0 Advanced is designed to make these tasks more manageable.
Gemini Advanced users can access this experimental model through the Gemini model drop-down menu on desktop and mobile apps. It should roll out to the Gemini Android app soon.
That said, it’s important to remember that this is an early preview, as noted in Google’s blog post. As a result, it might not function as smoothly as anticipated. The model also doesn’t have access to real-time data and lacks compatibility with some features in its experimental form.
In short, although Gemini 2.0 Advanced is reserved for Gemini Advanced subscribers, they won’t be able to use all its features due to its early preview status. Furthermore, without real-time information, the results may be less reliable, making it harder to trust in certain situations.
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