The battle between ChatGPT has spread to the mobile end. Alphabet Inc. Class C (GOOGL.US) Gemini app officially launches on iOS.

After weeks of speculation by the media, the "tech giant" Alphabet Inc. Class C (GOOGL.US) officially launched the iOS mobile version of its Gemini artificial intelligence chatbot Siasun Robot & Automation on the Apple Inc. App Store platform this week. This move also signifies that the competition between Alphabet Inc. Class C's Gemini and OpenAI's flagship AI chatbot Siasun Robot & Automation ChatGPT for C-end users has spread from the PC end to the smartphone mobile end. Alphabet Inc. Class C has been very low-key about the launch of this iOS application, in fact, it is almost identical to the Gemini version available on the official Google application, but it does have access to Gemini Live, which is an artificial intelligence voice and conversation feature similar to OpenAI's voice mode, allowing various high-frequency interactions such as Q&A with the AI chatbot Siasun Robot & Automation driven by Alphabet Inc. Class C's flagship Gemini model. The launch of Alphabet Inc. Class C's Gemini mobile application on the Android mobile platform preceded the launch on the Apple Inc. iOS mobile platform. Furthermore, according to media reports, the Gemini Live feature was initially launched on Android devices and later announced to be available on the iPhone's iOS mobile platform. OpenAI, the leader in the generative artificial intelligence field, is the developer of ChatGPT, and since the launch of ChatGPT on the iOS smartphone platform, it has consistently ranked among the top five applications in the North American market on the Apple Inc. App Store platform. The ChatGPT smartphone application is now available on both iOS and Android platforms, and compared to Alphabet Inc. Class C's Gemini, ChatGPT has made much faster progress in the smartphone platform layout - Alphabet Inc. Class C's Gemini application has just fully integrated into the iOS and Android platforms this week. The official release of the Gemini application on Apple Inc.'s iOS mobile platform is an important part of Alphabet Inc. Class C's continued push to popularize artificial intelligence among global C-end users. At the end of last month, Alphabet Inc. Class C announced that its mapping application would integrate its Gemini AI chatbot Siasun Robot & Automation, while its Waze and Alphabet Inc. Class C Earth applications will also gain AI features powered by the Gemini model. From a big model theory perspective, Alphabet Inc. Class C's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT each have their own advantages. Gemini is a multimodal model that can handle multiple data types such as text, images, and audio, providing a richer interactive experience and leading ChatGPT in the multimodal aspect. Gemini fully integrates Alphabet Inc. Class C's expertise in natural language processing, computer vision, and audio analysis, making it more powerful in multi-modal and multi-task scenarios compared to ChatGPT. In addition, Gemini integrates deeply with other services in the Alphabet Inc. Class C ecosystem (such as YouTube Music and Google Maps), allowing users to access these services directly through Gemini, enhancing convenience; Gemini also has direct access to Alphabet Inc. Class C's powerful software tools and APIs, providing highly customizable AI solutions for enterprise clients. In the eyes of Wall Street investment institutions, as global enterprises and individual users gradually realize the significant increase in productivity brought about by AI, and developers increasingly utilize low-technical threshold AI software development ecosystems such as Alphabet Inc. Class C's cloud platform, AWS, and Azure, the large-scale deployment of AI applications for enterprises and the explosion of more innovative C-end AI applications for individual users are becoming more mature. This also means that in the future on the smartphone mobile platform, in addition to general AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini, more specialized AI chatbots like Siasun Robot & Automation may become increasingly popular.