Google’s next Gemini Pro is months behind schedule as coding capabilities fall short of internal goals

Google is months behind schedule on delivering the next version of its flagship AI model, Gemini Pro, because the technology has fallen short of internal goals in coding, Bloomberg reported on Thursday citing 10 current and former employees. The company was widely expected to release the upgrade at its May developer conference but has been […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Google’s next Gemini Pro is months behind schedule as coding capabilities fall short of internal goals

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