We did, ten years ago. With open mics! Now TGIF is every other month and the questions are bowdlerised by an LLM first.

Just reproduce it? Copy the weights. What I think you want is the ability to improve it, to make what in copyright would be called a derivative work.

Reproduce meaning do the same process yourself and make sure you get the same output.

That isn’t possible, training is non-deterministic.

It doesn't have to be.

> First thing there that got me was that all of my Google searches. Why? I googled "snoop dog real name". Why is this considered a gemini chat now?

It isn't - it's probably an _assistant_ query? In fact the Gemini and Search orgs are cartoonishly at loggerheads; both developing more or less the same product (http://gemini.google.com vs http://google.ai).

No, it is a search from my launcher on S24. Literally google searched from the launcher as I always do. I specifically remembered that, because I was sitting on the couch with my GF watching a movie and quickly googled his real name.

Now that I look at it, weirdly, both show different results.

Gemini shows only what I searched on my phone, meanwhile Google.ai shows ALL of my searches as chats.

Guess both PM's are getting a big bonus this year, and the stock price will get a nice bump from "Look at how much people use our AI".

Weird, maybe it's specific to your launcher? My searches from the -1 page of the launcher don't appear in Gemini, and the ones from the bottom corner swipe to search or OK Google don't appear in AI mode.

Alphabetically sorting chemical elements sounds like something _only_ a marketing department could think of.

Literally. If only elements came already presorted by some kind of a key already...

Hmm..they did come up with Bard.

TBH they are smart enough for me; I want more speed and more initiative (e.g. my Opus one shot should not have terrible perf that it can itself fix with a simple prompt "it's OOMing, fix it"; it should proactively write the performant code).

But if they keep releasing a model every month, then the frontier model will keep being perpetually half price?

The point of the lower pricing is to move compute (and sysadmin) capacity around

It was locked down to GDM only for several months, but now it's available for everyone.

Not just AI shops. All large organisations, software or otherwise...

Yes: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c607l0k72rlvo

How do you do fellow frontier models?

They'll never get there since there's no J at all ;)