Paytm Founder Lauds Google’s ‘Killer’ Search Innovation: Video Search Gets a Major Upgrade

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma has heaped praise on Google’s latest search technology, the Multimodal Gemini Model, which allows users to interact with video search by asking live questions verbally. Sharma described the technology as the ‘killer next version of Google Search’.

Google introduced AI-generated answers to online queries, one of the biggest changes to its search engine in 25 years. The Multimodal Gemini Model empowers users to ask questions by speaking directly to the search engine, making video search more intuitive and interactive. Sharma emphasized the practical applications of this technology, noting that Google has found an ‘AI way of search in everyday life’.

At the Google I/O 2024 conference, Sundar Pichai announced additional advancements in AI technology, including Gemini 1.5 Pro and Gemini 1.5 Flash, as well as Project Astra. Google Search team boss Liz Reid highlighted the user-centric approach of the new search experience, stating that users can now ask ‘whatever’s on their mind’ and Google will handle the research and legwork.

Google Lens Video Search: Search Anything with a Video

Google Lens now allows users to search for information by recording a video. This new feature uses multimodal input to break down the video frame by frame and extract relevant information. In a demonstration, Google Lens was able to identify a record player and provide troubleshooting tips for a needle that wouldn’t stay on the record.

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