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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens, soft media new friends 2203184 and soft media users 1520111 for their clue delivery! CTOnews.com, December 14 (Xinhua)-- at Fortune's AI brainstorming conference in San Francisco on Monday, Google assistant, Bard vice president and general manager Cecilia Xiao once again talked about the controversy over Gemini AI demo videos, according to a report by Fortune magazine on Wednesday.

She said the video content was "completely true" and all the prompts and model answers were true. But it does shorten some of the content "for brevity" and put it in the video as reference information for making the video.

The Gemini model will continue to improve Google search and Bard chatbots, it said, adding that Bard is currently the "most popular" free chatbot on the market.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, a Google spokesman told Bloomberg over the weekend that the demo video was "pieced together" using still image frames and text prompts in the lens, and Gemini could only respond to input prompts and still images. Similarly, the voice interaction between users and Gemini in the video is also completed by late dubbing.

As for the words, paintings, display objects and even magic tricks of the characters in the video, it seems that they are only specially arranged to demonstrate the video. On Google's official YouTube channel, Google also added a description saying that "for demonstration purposes, delays have been reduced and Gemini output has been shortened for brevity." This means that each Gemini response actually takes longer than the video demonstration.

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A Google spokesman admitted that Gemini AI demo video content and voice prompts are not recorded in real time.

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