Google has updated its Gemini Advanced service (which is currently in the free testing phase for everyone) to allow running Python code on the web, a feature exclusive to paid package users. This approach enables users to execute code and view results instantly. When users run the code on the web page, the Gemini website sends the code to be executed on a server to display the output. Gemini itself does not interpret the results, leading to some discrepancies in responses even when the code is correct and yields the expected outcome.
Last year, OpenAI introduced the Assistant API with a similar Python code running feature. However, the Assistant API operates as an agent, where GPT writes and executes the code independently to provide users with the corresponding answers.
TLDR: Google has enhanced its Gemini Advanced service to allow Python code execution on the web exclusively for paid users. OpenAI’s Assistant API also offers a similar feature, where GPT writes and executes code to provide responses to users.
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