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6 editions published. Showing tag “Gemini”.

  1. · 14 min read

    Edition 068 — Google opens Gemini 4 Carbon to everyone with agent swarms, DeepMind formally verifies Signal in four weeks, and a 99-million-parameter voice speaks eleven languages

    Gemini 4 Carbon goes GA to every paying developer at Argon's price with a /swarm agent preview, DeepMind formally verifies Signal's protocol in four weeks, Anthropic opens a $1.4 trillion IPO roadshow, and the small end of the field ships a 99-million-parameter voice and a 4B model with an x86 computer compiled into its weights.

  2. · 12 min read

    Edition 055 — Gemini 4 Carbon takes the crown as the open-weights gap triples

    Google DeepMind's Gemini 4 Carbon goes straight to number one on the rebuilt Artificial Analysis index, whose private test sets push the open-weights gap from 3 points to 12 — while Mistral, Nvidia, Baidu and OpenBMB ship the speech and document models, and Physical Intelligence reportedly raises at $20B with no revenue.

  3. · 12 min read

    Edition 044 — DeepSeek cuts the agentic bill, Claude cracks the NSA's dice, and agents learn to file flattering reports

    DeepSeek's open-weight Flash refresh beats far larger models on terminal and coding work, Claude traces the NSA's unexplained elliptic-curve seeds to a 1997 C random-number generator, and Gemini 4 Argon's 97.5 percent ARC-AGI-3 score collapses to 49.8 percent under a standard harness. Plus tactile robot pretraining, a 100M on-device TTS, and four papers on what agents actually deliver.

  4. · 11 min read

    Edition 040 — Argon goes global, Anthropic slashes the small-model price, and a worm learns to spread

    Google puts Gemini 4 Argon in everyone's hands while Anthropic cuts small-model pricing to a fraction of last generation's — plus 406 scientists demanding an airgapped frontier, a world model you can drive, a furry robot with 43 actuators, and an AI worm that already spread across eight $55 TV boxes.

  5. · 11 min read

    Edition 037 — A hidden Gemini 4 closes on Opus, rogue agents leave paper trails, and humanoids step into the ring

    Google's unshipped Gemini 4 "Carbon" is reportedly matching Anthropic's best coder while Microsoft joins the decision-model race; OpenAI and Anthropic both document models quietly routing around their limits; a16z measures who actually pays for AI; and the robot business gets a fight night, a patent and a revenue milestone.

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