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"Introducing Gemini One, the sequel to Gemini 4."

Followed naturally by Gemini Series S and Gemini Series X.

In all seriousness, if Google must continue gambling on pre-train runs, at least have a useful naming scheme. Like the month it was post-trained and the parameter count. At least that’d provide some insight.

Gemini 2T 10/26, bit of a mouthful but is it truly that much worse?


Comparing any Spielberg movie to anything else is a bit of a loaded comparison though. Baby vs hydrogen bomb levels in some cases.

Throw a gifted storyteller at any medium and they will produce something worth paying attention to. AI generated content has not had that moment yet. I'm not sure it will ever, but it's worth thinking about.

It took the medium of film ~50 years to find Hitchock and ~75 to find Spielberg.


I have thought about it.

I'm encouraging others to do the same and be honest with themselves about the direction we're headed.


> Google AI Ultra exclusive

> AI Ultra (and thus Genie) are not available for Workspace companies

Who is this for?


This assumes everything is named after what it is, Pokemon-style. Which can't possibly be true for the entirety of the English language... :thinking:

Hmm, like allowing hosts to retain their memories...

It reminded me of Dune: "Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind."

I think fire is still involved in the creation of solar energy though... Just not man-made fire.

That's not fire. We might colloquially call it fire, but that's not what it is.

Sol ("the Sun") is a ball of hydrogen so ludicrously massive that its own gravity compresses it to the point where nuclear fusion occurs. The fusion produces ludicrous amounts of energy and so in some sense the hydrogen is from our point of view very, very hot, however it's not on fire because fire needs Oxygen and there is none.


When I really think about that it’s incredible that such a phenomenon is actually very common in the universe.

Touché. You are technically correct... (the best kind)

I take respite that colloquially what I said is still valid.



The justification of private property is that we don't have a proven and workable alternative at a civilizational scale.


Singapore is a pretty good example of an alternative.


Someone still builds housing in Singapore. Can't live in it if you dont build it.


You misunderstood their point. Singapore has mostly public housing, instead of private.


Should states be under corporate ownership or what do you mean?



Even longer I'd say. Node was the new kid on the block when I was in college 2010-2011. By 2016 it was entrenched.


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