Gemini now allows users to create music in Spanish for free using DeepMind’s AI model, Lyria 3. The tool’s beta mode allows users to create music in seconds “from a text description, an image, or a video.” Furthermore, it “can add Spanish lyrics to the track and its own cover art created with Nano Banana.”

As Google explains, with this tool, Gemini can use a personal selection prompt to “create both the melody and lyrics of the song,” without requiring too many specifications. This allows the AI ​​to leverage Lyria 3 and create its own interpretation.

The process, which can take as little as 30 seconds, relies on Nano Banana, “Google’s image generation technology, to automatically generate cover art for the song.”

Lyria 3 includes eight languages ​​for song lyrics: Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, English, Japanese, Korean, and Hindi, but the tech company has expressed its desire to expand support to more languages.

Those interested can already try the Lyria 3 beta on Gemini, but should remember that it may not work perfectly. “For now, it’s only available on the web version of the AI ​​chatbot (gemini.google.com), while in the coming days it will be added to the iPhone and Android apps. However, access is currently limited to users over 18 years of age,” Google stated.

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Google Research’s artificial intelligence (AI) subsidiary, DeepMind, launched an interactive website called WeatherLab in partnership with the U.S. National Hurricane Center to help predict hurricane formation.

According to the technology company, it will be possible to share data to support predictions and alerts during the extreme weather season.

DeepMind was designed to “improve the reliability of these predictions” and thereby “protect communities and help them be better prepared to effectively deal with these natural disasters and proceed with early evacuations accordingly.”

Google emphasized that Weather Lab includes its “latest experimental AI hurricane model, based on stochastic neural networks,” capable of predicting data on cyclone formation, as well as their location and key characteristics such as intensity, size, and shape. With this data, it is possible to generate 50 possible scenarios up to 15 days before they occur.

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