Share on email Google is expanding an effort to allow its cloud customers to ground their enterprise AI chatbots in real-world facts, including a new partnership with Moody's to use its financial data.an effort to ground Vertex AI results in web search as well as a plan to allow companies to ground AI systems in their own internal data.
Now, Google is offering an additional option: using third-party data to help ground AI results. Initial partners in this effort include Moody's, Thomson Reuters and ZoomInfo."You can actually trust the model to do a task on your behalf because you have a basis for trusting it," Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian told Axios.Google is also offering more ways to make its systems more reliable and predictable.
Another new feature allows customers to tell the model to focus on finding answers in the documents or other information included in a prompt, rather than from its broad training data. "We've taught the model how to guarantee that when it responds, it takes what's in the input prompt as the primary information it needs to pay attention to," Kurian said. "It avoids being distracted by all other training data."
Google also announced general availability of its low-latency Gemini 1.5 Flash model as well as Gemini 1.5 Pro, which can handle up to 2 million tokens worth of context — enough for two hours of video.Share on linkedin
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