Google has launched Gemini, its new AI, which can work with text, code, images and video Credit: Skynavin/Shutterstock
Google has launched Gemini, its new multimodal AI
It's being billed as a ChatGPT killer
Gemini will work with text, code, audio, image and video
The system will come in Ultra, Pro and Nano and will function across a broad range of devices, from smartphones to datacentres.
Google has just released Gemini, a new multimodal AI which is being billed as a "ChatGPT Killer".
Unlike ChatGPT, it can take inputs in text, code, audio, image and video, making it far more powerful and extending the range of applications.
Gemini comes in three sizes – Ultra, Pro and Nano – to function across a broad range of devices from smartphones to datacentres.
Google says Gemini can understand and absorb the world around us.
Google Deepmind has created an ethical framework for Gemini to ensure it's managed with safety and responsibility in all aspects, using filters and classifiers.
Gemini beats OpenAI's GPT-4 and ChatGPT in 30 out of 32 AI model performance benchmarks.
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Jessica Sloyan, a wellness operations and training expert, has established an independent
private training academy to provide professional qualifications for practitioners looking to offer
immersive wellness experiences.
The International Spa Association (ISPA) has published its full 2026 US Spa Industry Study,
providing further insights into the region’s total US$1 billion (€855 million, £780 million)
industry revenue increase from 2024 to 2025.
Ameyalli, the 78-acre wellbeing resort and residential community in Midway in Utah, US, has
broken ground on phase two of the hot spring development – the Ameyalli Resort and Spa –
which is due to open in 2028.
TLee Spas and Wellness has revealed the design concept for a high-tech spa with body
mapping scanners to improve public health, for AI company Midjourney.
Google has launched Gemini, its new AI, which can work with text, code, images and video Credit: Skynavin/Shutterstock
Google has launched Gemini, its new multimodal AI
It's being billed as a ChatGPT killer
Gemini will work with text, code, audio, image and video
The system will come in Ultra, Pro and Nano and will function across a broad range of devices, from smartphones to datacentres.
Google has just released Gemini, a new multimodal AI which is being billed as a "ChatGPT Killer".
Unlike ChatGPT, it can take inputs in text, code, audio, image and video, making it far more powerful and extending the range of applications.
Gemini comes in three sizes – Ultra, Pro and Nano – to function across a broad range of devices from smartphones to datacentres.
Google says Gemini can understand and absorb the world around us.
Google Deepmind has created an ethical framework for Gemini to ensure it's managed with safety and responsibility in all aspects, using filters and classifiers.
Gemini beats OpenAI's GPT-4 and ChatGPT in 30 out of 32 AI model performance benchmarks.
FEATURE: Opinion: Jeremy McCarthy: Shaping the future POSTED 20 Mar 2023. Spa Business' new contributing editor gives valuable tips on how to prepare for the inevitable impact of AI assistants
Jessica Sloyan, a wellness operations and training expert, has established an independent
private training academy to provide professional qualifications for practitioners looking to offer
immersive wellness experiences.
The International Spa Association (ISPA) has published its full 2026 US Spa Industry Study,
providing further insights into the region’s total US$1 billion (€855 million, £780 million)
industry revenue increase from 2024 to 2025.
Ameyalli, the 78-acre wellbeing resort and residential community in Midway in Utah, US, has
broken ground on phase two of the hot spring development – the Ameyalli Resort and Spa –
which is due to open in 2028.
TLee Spas and Wellness has revealed the design concept for a high-tech spa with body
mapping scanners to improve public health, for AI company Midjourney.
Gran Hotel Taoro in northern Tenerife, Spain, has completed the final phase of its three-year
renovation with the debut of its Sandára Wellness Centre.
