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On the morning of June 24th, Chinese State Minister Li Qiang attended the opening ceremony and address of the 2026 Summer Davos Forum in Dalian. Bangladesh‘s List of heads of government of Guinea, Uri Ba, Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister Bektyenov, South Korea’s Prime Minister Kim Min-seok, Mongolia’s Prime Minister Uchirle, Montenegro’s Prime Minister Spaych, and about 1,800 representatives from around the world attended. 6月24日上午，中国国务院总理李强在大连出席2026年夏季达沃斯论坛开幕式并致辞。孟加拉国总理塔里克、几内亚总理乌里·巴、哈萨克斯坦总理别克捷诺夫、韩国总理金民锡、蒙古国总理乌其尔勒、黑山总理斯帕伊奇，以及约1800名全球各界代表出席。 #Davos# Forum

A useful but little-known Gemini API feature 📁 Uploading the same file every time? Upload once, reuse across requests. Gemini's Files API lets you upload files and reference them across multiple requests. No more re-attaching the same file over and over. 📌 Title: Files API 🔗 URL: 🧩 Overview For large files or files used repeatedly, embedding them inline in every request is wasteful. The Files API uploads a file to Google and returns a URI you can reference in subsequent requests. Supports images, video, PDFs, audio, and more. Uploaded files persist server-side, eliminating redundant transfers. 🛠 How to use it Upload via the media.upload endpoint. Use the returned file URI in the fileData section of your generateContent requests. You can also list and delete uploaded files. Files have an expiration and are auto-deleted after it passes. 🏗 Building it into production ・Multimodal analysis: upload a large video or audio file once, then run "summarize," "translate," and "explain this part" as separate analyses. ・Document review: upload the PDF under review and check it from multiple angles (quality, accuracy, style) sequentially. ・Educational content: upload course materials once and let different students ask different questions referencing the same files. ・Image catalog processing: upload product images and run description generation, tagging, and quality checks in sequence. 💡 Use cases 🎬 Multi-angle analysis of large video/audio files 📄 Multi-perspective document reviews 🎓 Individual Q&A against shared teaching materials 🛒 Batch multi-purpose processing of product images ⚠️ Watch out Uploaded files expire (typically 48 hours) and are auto-deleted. For long-term use, manage files in your own storage and re-upload as needed. Total storage capacity also has limits, so clean up unused files regularly. ✨ The "upload then reference" pattern alone makes multimodal workflows dramatically smoother. Try it with a large PDF or video first. #Gemini# #LLM#

A useful but little-known Gemini API feature 📎 Inline data or Files API? Choosing the right file input method matters more than you'd think. Gemini's "File input methods" guide explains the two ways to pass files to the model, helping you choose the optimal approach based on size and reuse patterns. 📌 Title: File input methods 🔗 URL: 🧩 Overview There are two main ways to give Gemini a file: embed it as Base64 inline data in your request, or upload it via the Files API and reference it by URI. Each has different size limits, reusability, and latency characteristics. Choosing wisely optimizes both performance and cost. 🛠 How to use it For small files (a few MB or less), inline data is the simplest approach, just include it in the request. For large files or files you'll reuse, upload via the Files API and reference the file URI. Once uploaded, a file can be reused across multiple requests without re-transferring. 🏗 Building it into production ・Chatbot image input: small one-off images go inline. Reference materials used repeatedly within a session get uploaded to Files API first. ・Batch processing: when running multiple analyses on the same file, upload once via Files API and reuse the reference ID to cut transfer costs. ・Document analysis pipelines: large PDFs must go through Files API. Small configs or short text can be inline. ・Mobile apps: in bandwidth-constrained environments, pre-upload via Files API to keep requests lightweight. 💡 Use cases 📱 Quick inline attachment of small files 📂 Files API upload for large files 🔄 Reusing the same file across multiple requests ⚡ Latency improvement through transfer optimization ⚠️ Watch out Inline data has size limits, and large files will error out. Files API uploads have an expiration, so pair with your own storage for long-term persistence. Rate limits on uploads also apply, so be careful when uploading many files in a short window. ✨ "Just inline everything" works at small scale, but the difference shows as you grow. Match input method to file characteristics for efficient design. #Gemini# #LLM#