Contractors working on Google Gemini are comparing its responses to Claude's, according to internal correspondence seen by TechCrunch.

Google is reportedly using Anthropic’s AI model, Claude, to evaluate and enhance the performance of its in-house AI system, Gemini. This strategy involves contractors comparing the responses of both AI models to identical prompts,

Google is reportedly using Anthropic's AI system, Claude, to assess its own model, Gemini. Contractors compare outputs based on criteria like truthfulness and clarity, identifying areas for improvement.

Google contractors working on the Gemini AI model are reportedly comparing its responses to those generated by Claude, a rival AI developed by Anthropic.

Contractors observed that Claude’s safety measures were stricter than Gemini’s, with the former declining to respond to prompts it deemed unsafe.

Google’s contractors reportedly use an internal platform for comparing Gemini’s outputs to those of other AI models.

Google is leveraging Anthropic's AI model Claude for performance benchmarking and for evaluating Gemini's outputs against those generated by Claude.

Google is using Anthropic's Claude AI to evaluate its Gemini AI's performance, raising compliance concerns with Anthropic's terms. Contractors compare Gemini’s responses to Claude’s, noting Gemini's issues such as safety violations.