Google has postponed the launch of Gemini AI, a conversational AI tool aimed at rivaling OpenAI's ChatGPT, following the cancellation of Gemini events in December 2023. Sundar Pichai, Google's CEO, made the decision after discovering that Gemini struggled with non-English queries. The events, a crucial product launch for Google in 2023, were canceled due to computing resource exhaustion and urgent team reallocation to compete with OpenAI. Gemini, introduced in June 2023 by Demis Hassabis, Google's DeepMind CEO, aims to handle diverse applications involving text and images for advanced tasks. Leveraging techniques from the AI program AlphaGo, Gemini is anticipated to surpass ChatGPT in capabilities. The system is expected to enhance existing Google AI products like Google Assistant, Bard, and Search. The postponement reflects Google's commitment to addressing technical challenges before the public launch, underlining the significance of Gemini in advancing AI capabilities.