gemini 4 noticeably different from other models when it comes to refusals and surprisingly few people are talking about it
it's noticeably less sensitive than most models
it still draws the line at clearly harmful requests but outside of that it's willing to talk about very much anything
Gemini 4 Carbon FPS Zombie Game
This was 1 shot, took around 30 minutes to generate everything from scratch
This genuinely makes Argon look horrible and I find that very intriguing
Gemini 4 Carbon is absolutely crazy
This is the 3D seaplane prompt on it, it created an infinite ocean with randomised island spawns, plus driving controls
The UI problems still need fixing but this was quicker than the previous checkpoint
Gemini 4 Argon combined three open-source datasets to build an interactive 3D visualization of human anatomy.
Toggle different layers in motion, isolate muscles, or zoom inside a beating heart.
Gemini 4 Carbon is incredible at making games
Checkpoint 1 is testing in arena currently and this is one of the cleanest outputs I have got from the Super Mario prompt
Gen time was quite high like 30 minutes for this but it's no longer lazy like Argon, it just gets what you want and does it perfectly first try
Gemini 4 Carbon Voxel Pagoda
Carbon has been in arena since yesterday, so I will show off some outputs I got over today
It's a noticeable improvement over Argon but is incredibly slow, like 2-4x slower depending on task
Gemini 4 Carbon EAP has officially started. Early access has been given to partners and it's being tested in LMArena. The release is very close.
It's noticeably better than Gemini 4 Argon at 3D, though frontend/UI is still bad. It's also slower but less lazy.
gemini 4 scores horribly on FrontierMath Tier 4
with openai models already saturating this benchmark, gemini 4's 78% is way below what i expected
where is google's deep think? they were making huge progress in research-level math months ago yet we still haven't seen what it can do on this benchmark
gemini 4 looks remarkably strong at robotics
i keep saying that demis has been playing a different game here, focusing less on coding and more on world models and understanding the physical world and that bet could pay off massively in the long run
don't count google out just yet