Google's machine learning platform Vertex AI is the latest platform to receive generative AI support.
With the company's objectives centered on helping businesses, the recent launch will strengthen support for the company's models focused on enterprises and tasks.
Google Cloud to Help Businesses With Generative AI
Google said earlier today that the generative AI support in Vertex AI is now available.
With almost every tech company invested in what AI can offer, Google is a trendsetter in the industry that everyone should look forward to.
TechCrunch states Vertex AI is also based on the same model as Imagen, Codey, and PaLM2. It is also geared towards helping enterprises via generating multi-turn chat experiences that ChatGPT does, not to mention its capability to launch recommendations and search engines and generate text.
Google collaborated with Typeface, Neo4j, and other companies to bring new generative AI products. They are coming to Vertex AI and Duet AI, which specializes in consulting tasks.
Since Google wants Vertex AI to be readily accessible to more users, it will serve more than 60 machine-learning models. Here, users cannot only do the usual experiment of creating images. They can also easily chew down content into bite-sized content texts and translate one language to another.
For marketing people, AI applications are impactful in generating creative content for a page. They are not only efficient, but also they can lighten the tasks for the developers.
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Google Unveils Blueprint About Generative AI Application
Cloud technologies are living testimonies that going digital can go as long as the tech firms are heavily invested in them.
From software development to search automation, Google never ceases to amaze users with what it can bring to consumers. Generative AI is not only limited to helping consulting and educational organizations. It's also accelerating the growth of services in engineering, media, marketing, healthcare, and retail, according to VentureBeat.
The adoption of AI systems is a no-brainer for Google. As one of the frontrunners of AI chatbots, the company continues to expand its horizons to reach out to other sectors across the industries.
In Google's book, there's always competition with other tech giants, including Amazon and Microsoft. Google is teaching firms to use AI and embracing them for their daily usage.
In the meantime, the search engine titan has officially integrated Neo4j, a graph database with generative AI, into the Vertex platform. Another thing is Google introduced "best next action" recommendations geared towards call summary automation and helping center agents.
To learn more about generative AI on Google, click this link to join the waitlist program. Just fill out it with your required personal information, including your business email address, LinkedIn profile, TikTok, and Twitter handle, and what products you want to test.
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