Create a Storybook app powered by Gemini AI & Dall-E with SwiftUI
In this post we'll once again harness the power of Gemini AI's data generation combining it with Dall-E's image generation capability to create a storybook app for kids.
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In this post we'll once again harness the power of Gemini AI's data generation combining it with Dall-E's image generation capability to create a storybook app for kids.
For context, it may be uncommon today but back in the early 70's to 2000's text based or as they are better known, interactive fiction(IF) games were quite popular.
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In this post we'll look at one of the important capabilities of AI models i.e. Summarization. You may have seen this when browsing the reviews section of Amazon where before the actual reviews, you see an AI generated summary of the reviews posted for the given product.
In this post we will see how to perform multimodal (text-and-image) conversations using the `gemini-pro` & `gemini-pro-vision` models.
In the previous post we saw how we could send some text-only input & get a response from Gemini AI's `gemini-pro` model. This is alright for simple tasks but to have a more conversational dialogue with the AI, this is not sufficient.
So Google released the Gemini SDK for developers just a few days ago and in this post I'm going to show you how you can get started with it in just a few steps and lines of code.
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