Google Delays Gemini AI Launch to 2024 Due to Non-English Query Issues

The highly anticipated AI model, expected to outperform OpenAI's GPT-4, will now debut early next year.

Google has postponed the launch of its anticipated AI model, Gemini, to early 2024 due to issues with handling non-English queries.
Gemini, touted as the next generation of AI, is expected to have unrivaled text and image generation capabilities and can process multiple types of data.
Launch events for Gemini, originally scheduled for next week in New York, Washington, and California, have been rescheduled.
Gemini is expected to strongly outperform OpenAI's GPT-4 as it harnesses vastly more computing power.
Gemini's launch is considered one of Google's most important product launches, given its potential impact on Google’s existing AI and AI-enhanced products like Bard, Google Assistant and Search.