$GOOG Logan Kilpatrick reveals Google is seeing early signs of recursive self-improvement, and it's showing up in their three-to-four-week release cadence, with Gemini 4 expected to get them back into contention "I think we are laser focused right now at the frontier. We're seeing all these early signs of recursive self-improvement. I think the other labs are seeing this as well, and so it's underscoring the value of being at the frontier." "Hopefully we'll see that with Gemini 4, but an immense amount of progress. I think you've seen this with the Gemini 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, lined up in literally three-to-four-week increments, sometimes less, sometimes a little bit more." "We're seeing very reasonable progress, and again, this is the early signs of this recursive self-improvement loop." "So hopefully we'll see that translate over in the same way to Gemini 4, and it'll be our largest, most ambitious pre-training run so far. So I think it'll get us back in contention."