Exploring Gemini 1.5 Pro in Dev Console and Anticipating Future Features

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The chapter focuses on utilizing Gemini 1.5 Pro in the dev console for free currently, but with eventual costs when it transitions to a paid service. They analyze the pricing structures, including fees for prompts and token counts, discussing the potential charges involved in utilizing the API for AI tasks like transcript summarization and upcoming features.

Join Scott and CJ as they dive into the fascinating world of AI, exploring topics from LLM token sizes and context windows to understanding input length. They discuss practical use cases and share insights on how web developers can leverage larger token counts to maximize the potential of AI and LLMs.

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00:00 Welcome to Syntax!
01:31 Brought to you by Sentry.io.
02:42 What is a token?
- Quizgecko GPT-4 Token Counter.
04:22 Context window sometimes called “max tokens”.
- OpenAI Platform Models.
- Claude Models.
10:42 Understanding input length.
11:59 Models + services with big token counts.
- Gemini Docs.
13:22 Generating open API documentation for a complex API.
17:29 Generating JSDoc style typing.
- Drop-In stolinski GitHub.
21:07 Generating seed data for a complex database.
- bytedash w3cj GitHub.
24:34 Summarizing 8+ hours of video.
29:35 Some things we’ve yet to try.
31:32 What about cost?
- Google AI for Developers Cost.