Episode 45: How is Google shaping the future of AI with its new Gemini models? Matt Wolfe (https://x.com/mreflow) and Nathan Lands (https://x.com/NathanLands) are joined by Logan Kilpatrick (https://x.com/OfficialLoganK), Senior Project Manager at Google DeepMind.
In this episode, delve into the details of Google's latest AI models, Gemini 2.0, Flash 2.0, and Pro versions, as Logan Kilpatrick breaks down the advancements and unique capabilities that set these models apart. They discuss the cost-efficiency that Gemini brings to the table, the concept of reasoning models, and how agents are paving the way for future AI applications. Whether you're a developer or just intrigued by the progress in AI, this conversation offers insights into what Google's innovations mean for the industry.
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Show Notes:
- (00:00) Gemini 2.0 Launch Excitement
- (03:18) Cheaper Flashlight Model Previewed
- (08:50) Experiencing Gemini AI in London
- (11:11) AI Agents: Need Proactive Models
- (14:23) Embracing Inefficiency for Productivity
- (17:09) AI Infrastructure and Consumer Impact
- (21:31) Imagen 3 Model Update & Insights
- (24:18) AI Studio: Free Multimodal Experience
- (26:53) AI Production and Infrastructure Challenges
- (31:56) Democratizing App Creation Tools
- (34:09) DIY Software Solutions
- (38:51) Reasoning Models Unlock Contextual Understanding
- (42:45) AI Frontier: Risks and Costs
- (44:12) AI Updates on Twitter
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