According to current accounts, this week was scheduled for Gemini’s launch. That has now been postponed, though, because some of its answers to the questions were inadequate. Additionally, rumors indicate that Gemini may launch sooner this year. But until Google formally confirms anything, we have to proceed with caution when interpreting this information.

A brief about Sundar Pichai postpones the release of Google’s planned AI chatbot Gemini because it cannot handle non-English queries

According to people acquainted with the situation, Google has quietly moved up the public launch of Gemini to January, as reported in The Information.

The CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai, recently decided to postpone a number of Gemini events that were scheduled to take place in California, New York, and Washington the following week. The corporation took this action after discovering problems with the AI’s dependability while responding to certain non-English requests. Secretive plans were made for what was supposed to be Google’s biggest product launch of the year.

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