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Some of these Gemini features will be coming to users of Android and Google\u2019s web apps for free, but others (and the more powerful feature sets) will be available via paid subscription. Google\u2019s $20 a month AI Premium service has been renamed to Google AI Pro, and the cost stays the same, though it now comes with more limited features. Google AI Ultra<\/a>, the company\u2019s full suite of AI services, has increased to $250 per month. That\u2019s $50 per month more expensive that OpenAI\u2019s similar full-suite plan, ChatGPT Pro<\/p>\n

Gemini Is an Artist, Actually<\/h2>\n

Creative professionals and programmers take note: Google\u2019s enhancements to its creative tools will either make your job easier and more productive, or it will render you obsolete.<\/p>\n

Jules<\/a> is an \u201casynchronous coding agent\u201d that aims to let you take a rough design scribbled on a napkin and turn it into a full-fledged code or graphic design, while showing you the work it did along the way.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s also a new version of Google\u2019s AI image generator called Imagen 4 that Google claims can generate much more detail in images, like textures in AI generated paintings or custom text in music posters.<\/p>\n

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