Beyond the clashes over features between ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and other artificial intelligences, the battle for user numbers is also topical. And while Google may admit defeat at first glance, the fight is actually only just beginning...
Google still far behind OpenAI...
In recent days, to At a highly acclaimed TED conference, the CEO of OpenAI was speaking about the number of ChatGPT users. During this event, Sam Altman announced no less than 800 million users on ChatGPT, corresponding to one in ten people in the world.
Even if Google is still far behind OpenAI with Google Gemini, it seems that the number of users of the solution is greater than anyone imagined.
As part of the antitrust trial that could force Google to resell Chrome, its web browser, the American firm showed that it had 350 million Gemini users in March.
Massive growth thanks to the latest versions of Gemini
While Google was very quickly overtaken by OpenAI with the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, the company initially had a lot of difficulty reacting. Indeed, Google did not stop accumulating failures until the arrival of Google Gemini in recent months.
Today, according to Sissie Hsiao, head of Google Labs, 35 million people use Google Gemini every day, reaching a monthly user count of 350 million.
In its first iterations, Gemini had only 9 million users, showing considerable room for growth to surpass OpenAI. Nevertheless, Google seems to have found the way to increase the number of users of its artificial intelligence...
Google Gemini integrated into the entire Google suite?
In addition to the traditional use of Google Gemini via its interface, Google is not hesitant to add its AI to its entire software suite. A few weeks ago, Google had already made a big splash by offering new features in Google Docs thanks to Gemini.
Among the most impressive, Google had notably announced the generation of podcasts from simple documents. Recently, we have also seen Google Gemini arrive in the entire Google Workspace suite, including the famous Gmail.
But if all of these tools allow While Google may have many more users for its artificial intelligence, there's no way to gauge their significance. However, if OpenAI truly feels threatened in the coming months, the company could take advantage of the opportunity to develop new tools of its own...
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