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Google admitted that its Gemini AI demo video, viewed 1.6 million times on YouTube, had its responses sped up and that the AI was prompted with still image frames and text rather than responding in real-time to voice or video. Google defended the video as a way to showcase Gemini's range of capabilities and to inspire developers.
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Google Admits to Editing Gemini AI Demo Video
1.6 million views of the Gemini demo video on YouTube
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1.6 millionviews of the Gemini demo video on YouTubeMaldives RepublicThe demo video, which garnered 1.6 million views on YouTube, demonstrates a back-and-forth interaction where the AI responds in real-time to spoken-word prompts and video.
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