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A follow-up question about the end result was answered correctly, but Gemini got the name of the goal scorer of the first touchdown: the AI suggested that it was Johan Dogson. Dotson was shown that he received a touchdown in the highlights with the scores at 0-0, but it was excluded-a example of the nuances that AI does not necessarily accept.
Gemini successfully identified when the Kansas City Chiefs got their first points, and even included a timeline that was directly linked to the touchdown into the YouTube clip. It also did the name of the goal scorer. It seems that Gemini strongly depends on the comment for sports clips, which is not surprising.
Summarize video content
Next we tried to put Gemini against A Behind the scenes featureette For the Grand Budapest Hotel directed by Wes Anderson. The clip runs up to four and a half minutes, and Gemini fired some answers almost immediately: it identified the name of the film about which the film was talked about, and the main beats of the story of the clip.
However, everything is dependent on the audio (or the transcript) – there seems to be no analysis of the actual video content. The AI could not say who the speaking heads were in the video, although their names were displayed on the screen and could not be able to say who the director was (even though this was also mentioned in the video description).
On the positive side, Gemini has done impressive work to summarize the audio of the video. Some of the challenges of the filmmaking were identified correctly and provided them with the stamp – from the search for a set to present the Grand Budapest, to filling with extras.
Summarize interviews
Finally we tried Google Gemini With an interview: Channel 4 in Great Britain talk to Charlie Brooker and Siena Kelly about the latest series of Black mirror (Maybe suitable for an article about AI). Gemini turned out to be very capable of choosing the discussion points and adding time stamps, although the entire video of course speaks for the most part.
Here, too, there is no context about something outside the audio or transcript. Gemini Ai could not say where the interview took place or how the participants acted, or anything else about the graphic of the video – which it is worth taking into account if they use it themselves.
For videos in which the answers you want are in the audio of a YouTube videos and the associated transcript, Gemini works very well in summarizing and delivering precise answers (provided that the commentators mention when a touchdown is excluded, as well). For any kind of visual information, you still have to see the video yourself.
