Google has launched new features that allow users to easily edit the Gemini AI-generated content.
Users will no longer have to get the entire prompt rewritten.
You can also fix the length of the response.
ChatGPT has set the bar really high for other AI models that are trying to compete with this one which was first released in 2022. Close competitors such as Gemini AI have been trying hard to match up to the standards and reach its efficiency levels. Now, Google has added a set of more features to make its AI model, Gemini, formerly known as “Bard” more efficient and user-friendly. Read along to know the details.
With the latest update, Google has launched new features that allow users to easily edit the content that Gemini AI has generated. With this new feature, users will no longer have to get the entire prompt rewritten, they can easily edit the chunks that they wish to change. This saves both time and effort, making the chatbot more efficient.
Also read: Google Gemini AI finally comes to life: Is it going to be a tough time for ChatGPT?
What changes does Gemini AI allow with the new feature?
- Users can edit specific portions of the answers.
- Fix the length of the response.
- Get the entire response rewritten.
How to use the new feature?
If you wish to use the new editing feature on Gemini AI, just follow these steps:
- Firstly, select the chunk which you wish to edit.
- A pencil icon will then appear, click on it.
- Next, you will see a pop-up menu having four options: Regenerate, Shorter, Longer, and Remove.
- Click on the option that suits your needs the best. You can reduce the size, increase the size, or completely remove the selected chunk. If you choose the regenerate option, you will be able to get a new response.
That’s it, with these easy steps, you can easily edit the responses that Gemini has generated without having to get a new response every time.
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