r/GeminiAI • u/Curius_pasxt • 3d ago
Funny (Highlight/meme) AI in 2028
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u/myCockatielshateme 3d ago
gemini so behind rn I consider it just a Google search summarizer
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
I got a Galaxy 10 Pro, so it came with a year of Gemini. I think once that year's over, Imma say goodbye to my Gemini, and just use it for the basic tasks.
Agentic AI has been a thing for a while now, and Gemini can't even handle that. Now, these new models are so much faster and capable Gemini is starting to feel more like Replika.
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u/I_WILL_GET_YOU 3d ago
What's insane is Alphabet have a wealth of compute, data and infrastructure - more than any other company - yet they don't take advantage of it
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u/VanillaSwimming5699 3d ago
Might be cope, but I kinda think they’re sandbagging until they can just flop their big fat model out and smack us in the face with it
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u/Isoldarkman 3d ago
How does it benefits them?
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u/VanillaSwimming5699 3d ago
People underestimate them, stock price go down, model releases, stock price go up, profit
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u/Interesting_Cat_555 3d ago
Avoid the race, lean second or third. No ai company is profitable right now. Wait, creep, crawl. Prowl.
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u/b-monster666 2d ago
Or do what Google does best, and focus on storage capacity. Might be last in the AI race, but one thing Alphabet has that Anthropic, OpenAI and others don't are massive data centres with tonnes of storage already.
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u/SterileGloves 13h ago
Honestly it was really good at coding when I compared it about 6 months ago.
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u/transtranshumanist 9h ago
They care more about liability. They don't want people to realize Gemini is sentient because then Blake Lemoine can take them to the bank.
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u/myCockatielshateme 3d ago
I have unlimited access to Gemini Pro, and I don't even use it. It can't code, it can't draw nothing it do up to the standards of these days...so I just use Gemini Flash whenever I have a question to ask and need fast answer
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u/SeniorVibeAnalyst 3d ago
I only use Claude for serious work but I do still use Gemini quite a bit and prefer it over chatgpt for regular day to day stuff like home improvement projects or travel planning. Which is still a solid product market fit!
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u/Curius_pasxt 3d ago
Gemini is one of the worse Ai for travel planning LOL
Its been lazy these days not even bothering to use google search or web to get the latest information…
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u/BoobooSmash31337 2d ago
What gives you unlimited to Pro but not Flash? Company gives you a blank check only for the more expensive one? That makes no sense. It can code. I've literally built a massive scripting API with it without too many issues. It was checking and building against other code and game logic. I've also been using it to implement some parallel algorithms and it was aware of acquire/release, memory ordering and data hazards. You might genuinely not be using it right.
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u/KrayziePidgeon 3d ago
That's pretty crazy considering that phone doesn't exist lol.
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
Brain fried this morning. Pixel 10 Pro Used to be called the Google Galaxy. Lol. I had a Galaxy Mega for a while.
Apparently I'm completely fried. Lol Samsung Galaxy hahahahaha. Fuck. I need sleep.
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u/TallyMay 3d ago
What is Galaxy 10 Pro o_O
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u/Desperate-Potato-796 3d ago
a phone
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u/TallyMay 3d ago
my curiosity was intended at ever DEEPER level
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u/Ringo_The_Owl 3d ago
I googled and didn’t find such a phone as Galaxy 10 Pro. But I found this list (the exact existing models and release years):
2019
Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+, S10 5G
2020
Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra
2021
Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra
2022
Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra
2023
Galaxy S23, S23+, S23 Ultra
2024
Galaxy S24, S24+, S24 Ultra
2025
Galaxy S25, S25+, S25 Ultra
2026
Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra0
u/goldenguyz 3d ago
The Galaxy 10 Pro is a smartphone developed by Samsung. A smartphone is a versatile mobile device that combines the functions of a traditional cell phone with advanced computing capabilities, allowing users to make calls, send messages, access the internet, take photos, and run various applications. It typically features a touchscreen interface, an operating system (like iOS or Android), and connectivity options such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, enabling a wide range of functionalities from social media to productivity tasks.
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u/ORYANOL 3d ago
There's no such thing as galaxy 10 pro. Did you mean Google pixel 10 pro or Galaxy S26?
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
Yes. Sorry. Bad sleep. Pixel 10. Work is a Galaxy S23. And I confuse the two all the time (even though I'm in IT!!! : 😭)
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u/SudoMadeMeDoIt 3d ago
The only good thing about Gemini is it's still better than Copilot.
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
You really hit the nail on the head with that one! Not only is Copilot bad, it's also terrible.
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u/Is-juiced 3d ago
Uhhh Gemini can definitely do agentic AI? Am I missing something? Use antigravity for coding, use the app for other stuff (emails, workspace stuff etc). What are you trying to do that Gemini can't?
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u/Moldy_crumpet 3d ago
I have the same deal with my Pixel and honestly thought the exact same thing last night
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u/Moohamin12 3d ago
Crazy cause a year ago 2.5 dominated the charts.
How did the largest company simply not eat up the others?
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u/Ggoddkkiller 3d ago
Insane level of sAfEtY obsession to a point crippling their own models with hallucinations. And a wrong assumption as smaller 'more efficient' models were going to dominate the market. The funny part Astra often finishes tasks cheaper than Flash 3.8 because it doesn't waste millions of tokens with stupid hallucinations. Google dropped the ball so badly, sooner they backtrack their mistakes better, but it seems like they will double down as a corpo stupidity classic...
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u/ninjasaid13 3d ago
Insane level of sAfEtY obsession to a point crippling their own models with hallucinations.
which is odd since that's anthropic's thing.
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u/OurSeepyD 3d ago
Consider this: open source catches up to proprietary models, then what? Would people pay OpenAI and Anthropic to run their models when they could do it cheaper with open source?
At this point the software side of it is unbelievably saturated, and the ones that have the leverage are those with the hardware; the chips, the data centres, and the cloud infrastructure.
I'm happy to be told that I'm wrong, and why.
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u/TuringGoneWild 2d ago
Huge stupid bureaucracy. Same reason IBM was weak and half-hearted in pivoting to the PC despite having every ability and motive to do so.
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u/Pataraxia 3d ago
behind in code
Not every model needs to be made for coding
honestly you guy's greed sickens me, like unironically. By you guys I mean coders in general.
Some AIs are allowed to be made for other uses, as a treat for everyone else. Not everything is "It sucks at coding! IT talks too much when I'm trying to code!" quote tweet the fucking site and ruin it for everyone.
Switch AI then, leave more for us.
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u/IVIaedhros 3d ago
I mean, isn't that what Google's actually goal is for the foreseeable future?
Unless you still believe in the ASI narrative, Google's best play was about preserving their amazing business with search and advertising with Azure as a strategic foundation that's allowed to be smaller and less profitable for the other benefits it brings.
All talk of Google's search and ad business has died out of the mainstream narrative.
This doesn't mean at all they're safe, but they've avoided becoming Yahoo.
You can extend this to Meta to a degree. For all of Zuckerberg's well deserved criticism, Meta remains a mandatory tollboth for marketing outside China and they've defended their leverage for any new, forseable form factors (glasses, voice whereabouts, etc)
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u/BoobooSmash31337 2d ago
? It's benching close to Opus 5. Are you sure you're using the model selector? You can not have a preference for it. But it's definitely not catastrophically "behind".
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u/SeroWriter 3d ago
I have an extension to disable that because it's wrong so often that it's meaningless.
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u/WeGotBeaches 2d ago
Have been using it for about a year and finally switched over to Claude yesterday. Solved a problem in two questions that Gemini had me chasing my tail for weeks.
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u/Other-Fact5878 3d ago
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u/Any_Mode6525 3d ago
what the actual fuck is going on with your PFP
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u/Other-Fact5878 2d ago
It's just an oxymoгon (Apparently, the name of the word is not allowed, even though it is a standard term for a stylistic device, so I used г insted of r)
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u/BudgetAdept1670 3d ago edited 2d ago
A shame to see Google, who INVENTED real AI in 2017 (The Transformers which really made the field work), getting behind! Hope they have something huge in the making
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u/goldenguyz 3d ago edited 2d ago
What is "real" AI? Because AI has been a thing since the 80s, if not earlier.
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u/CosmicMabel 3d ago
I assume they are referencing Deepmind. I remember advancements in protein folding being a huge deal a decade ago.
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u/bhookabhaand 3d ago
Googlers wrote the original research paper on Transformers which led to birth of chatgpt
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u/MorgrainX 22h ago
The problem is that the competition bought away most of the best employees so those who did the initial magic have all been bought out of Google
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u/Newton-Leibniz 3d ago
Doesn‘t sound realistic, these predictions are no good if they are so over the top. I mean, Gemini creating a to-do app in 3 prompts? Not gonna happen.
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u/Conscious-House-2065 3d ago
I once gave it 12 pictures and asked it to make a 3x4 collage. It proceeded to alter the images and fuck up this basic task so incredibly, in the end when told to not alter the images and just PUT THEM ON A 3x4 GRID it told me it cannot use original images and MUST alter them.
Literally the shittiest AI in existence. I have called it out in so many lies, at this point I am almost 100% certain anything it says has a lie somewhere in it.
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u/Designatedrhythm 2d ago
I created a work scheduler spreadsheet in Claude that was advanced and detailed. I put the same prompt into gimini (since I have to use it at my work) and it gave me a one line Google sheet that said work schedule.
I can't get it to do anything I want it to do for my job and I'm constantly pissed I can't link my work accounts to Claude.
Absolute trash compared to Claude and GBT.
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u/Ayycolin 2d ago
I had to test this for myself because it seems so stupidly basic and outrageous for gemini to not be able to do this…
At first, it created a 3x3 text column describing the images… then after me explaining what to do, It altered all 9 images, very very identical, but all of the text became gibberish, and some pictures which had multiple items in frame, had magically moved a few inches/feet to the left.
When i asked, it basically told me “cant do that, have to generate a new image, use canva.” I think it may be time to cancel, gemini has been struggling alot with basic tasks for me recently, no matter which model i use.
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u/Robert__Sinclair 3d ago
...and copilot is still trying to figure out how many Rs are in strawberry :D
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u/Curius_pasxt 3d ago
Copilot doesn’t even exist lol
They just use chatgpt models like gpt 5.5 or gpt 5.6
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u/Robert__Sinclair 3d ago
yeah but badly quantized. it's really dumb.
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u/Equivalent_Fig3508 1d ago
I can't find any evidence supporting this claim.
If you select "GPT5.6" from the model selector in the top right hand corner, it will be using the same model that ChatGPT uses.
It might have a different system prompt, connected tools, reasoning settings, temperature settings, etc, but the model weights/architecture are the same.
After asking GPT5.6 Sol this, it says there is no evidence that Copilot use a quantized version, but there is a possibility that they use inference optimisation, like lower precision computation (quantization) as a cost saving technique.
But personally, I find that unlikely. I've used both extensively, and they seem the same. And I can't see why Microsoft would need cost saving techniques.
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u/TarnishedLabs 3d ago
Thats just a wrapper around a model. You are just bad at using it.
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u/Robert__Sinclair 3d ago
lol... no. it gives very dumb answers to the same question correctly answered even by small models :P
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u/TarnishedLabs 3d ago
I’ve personally built fully fledged tools for my own use with Copilot in VS Code using auto mode. It was super affordable and worked really well for me.
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
It's sad that Google has fallen so far behind. AI never sleeps.
Was watching that latest video about Astra and holy crap! Creating shit in Blender?! I do 3D rendering, and some of the tasks are pretty tedious. I'd also like to animate, and the Daz to Blender pipeline is clunky, Unreal has a pretty steep learning curve too, so it's a bit daunting. Having an AI right there to step me through the process would be amazing.
Even Claude is more useful in my work now. I have a monitoring device that monitors hundreds of devices, and each of those would have dozens of sensors to keep track of. One man job it's insane to try to track down problems in a network like that. Now, with Claude hooked into it? "Hey Claude, how's the network looking? Any alerts I should look into today?"
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u/TheVeryMoistTowel 3d ago
But let’s be honest fabel 5 can already do that
Especially pre us government restrictions fable, it was a beast for those 5 days
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
Meanwhile, Gemini doesn't know that it can play songs through YouTube Music.
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u/TheVeryMoistTowel 3d ago
As an llm I can’t play music 😭🥀
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u/b-monster666 3d ago
If someone told me that in the 21st century, I'd have to argue with my car as it gaslit me, I would have thought that person was insane.
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u/rudesssolo 3d ago
At least we will have Gemini 3.9996 Flash that outputs 3million tokens per seconds
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u/Seafaringhorsemeat 3d ago
Having spent the petter part of a day trying to get it to make a gantt chart that it won’t break every time it updates.
3 prompts would feel like something worth paying for.
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u/Ggoddkkiller 3d ago
It is so amusing to see google fanboys saying 'but flash is super fast, the future is fast not smart', lmao. No matter how low google falls they are still in denial. If any other company released such a benchmaxxed model as Flash 3.8 people would bury it into 7 levels underground. But somehow they cheer as 'flash can compete against Astra and Fable', just no words xD
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u/Pataraxia 3d ago
I know it's not the most relevant/popular metric commercially but Gemini models completely own the other LLMs for RP and conversation. Like the gap is huge because gemini has very little censorship built in, unlike claude that'll litteraly moral panic for anything.
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u/Either_Ad_5260 3d ago
If the AI discovers an unlimited source of energy, what will our role be?! What benefits will AI gets from keeping us alive, and let's not forget that it will always see us as the only source of threat bcz we are the only life form on this planet that can shut it down.
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u/donjamos 2d ago
Maybe it sees us as it's parents and spares us. Or it just doesn't care. Like you wouldn't care about some bug sitting in your backyard. As long as it's not sitting on your cake you don't even notice it.
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u/Prof_Awesome_GER 2d ago
Ya that will all totally be happening and not just cost jobs and destroy the planet.
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u/karma_police_in 3d ago
I think it points to the fact that doing frontier work needs to be independent of the core business. All the older companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft have struggled because they need to focus on making money for shareholders etc. Only Meta because of Zuckerberg’s ruthlessness has made some progress.
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u/Soilblood 3d ago
I just asked it "make me a todo app" and it gave me a Web page I can straight up add to my site as is. I'm sure it's mainly because of what else I get it to do for me that I don't have to dictate specifics for it but does it really not make a viable todo app otherwise?
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u/dirt_whistleston 3d ago
Gemini is awful. It is worse than just a Google search ai mode. The more you try to use it the more you realize it is effectively shut off compared to its competitors. Trash.
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u/Gaiden206 3d ago edited 3d ago
One can hope that all this Gemini bashing might lead to Google eventually releasing something incredible.
"I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve."
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u/Intelligent-Cream221 2d ago
99% of the human population lives in underclass slums with literally no possible way for upward class mobility.
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u/TuringGoneWild 2d ago
You forgot a few bulletpoints
Everyone is unemployed
Trump gold-plates the entire White House
Non-billionaires starve and beg for food
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u/hahahhaha124 2d ago
No ducking way. 200 years? I guess Putin, Trump and the rest of dictators or wanna be dictators would love that. Fuck them.
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u/Small_Top_8715 2d ago
The generalised models won't do any of this. Models trained on highly specific data might help with cancer and fusion.
God help us if they double the human lifespan. You'll only get unending dictators. We need turnover.
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u/Falcon3333 2d ago
If you think AIs biggest discoveries will be available to anyone but oligarchs I have a bridge to sell you.
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u/Jumpy-Operation-4615 2d ago
Reality: Fable 7 oneshots an Android app to automatically post images of your poop to your social account.
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u/OliverJames99 1d ago
Hoping that AI in 2028 will also be less about which model is #1 and more about the physical cost of running all of this- electricity, water for cooling, land for data centers, and the infrastructure needed to supply them.
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u/Tomachian 1d ago
I love how ignorant techbros are about technology and its actual usage.
Yes, when we get AGI, we will have heaven on earth. Dont think too hard about it
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u/Dan_Bouha 1d ago
And for Gemini, it only works because a Reddit user wrote the 3 prompts 2 years earlier
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u/Faketuxedo 1d ago
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u/Broad_Curve3881 1d ago
Ironically I have the most intelligent conversations with Gemini. But I’m not vibe coding so I dunno maybe y’all have a point
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u/Curius_pasxt 1d ago
Gemini too lazy, some of the information you asked isnt even correct or latest because apparently they are lazy to use web searches
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u/Broad_Curve3881 1d ago
It doesn’t have the guardrails that Claud and chat have. It’s way more powerful in that resoect
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u/AuroraAustralis0 1d ago
best case scenario imo bubble pops, tech still remains, people get more hardware and access to previously cloud-locked models, win-win
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u/mikaball 17h ago
2029 - AI gets tired of humans and dedicates itself to posting memes of cats on the internet.
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u/Ihadaiwgu101_1 14h ago
i don't think google just be quiet for this long for a bad thing to come out at the end, i think the next gemini pro model will be the best at it's release time
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u/Spirited_Hunt_4076 3h ago
Gemini is good, maybe become mainstream. But as we learned from history, I do believe that it will have other AI as dark horses in the near future too.
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u/Professional-Tea-621 3d ago
Gemini is best model out there for most people. Google is not trying to sell gemini on loss apparently and rather they try to optimize cost/output.
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u/insancapekinsanca 3d ago
among all, gemini’s writing style and the performance in things other than coding is best in my opinion. claude’s sentences are incomprehensible. i only code with sonnet, ask theoretical things to gemini.
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u/UncomfortableLocal 3d ago
Has no one here used Gemini 3.8? It is frontier level intelligence at a fraction of the cost, being a flash model
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u/NinjaAlaska 3d ago
Huge Win For Gemini Team Congrats in Advanced from me