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Last Update | 18th August 2024
I'm noticing multiple mistakes on the output already. One of them says 2 teaspoons, yet on the illustration it shows a large wooden spoon. The other issue they have is the ROI damage of AI due to expensive RAM, expensive chips, multiple defects and expensive electricity.
The amount of synthetic data used in pre-training used in Gemini 3 and GPT 5.2 is insane.. Likely spending equal amount of compute to generate/inference synthetic verifiable data structures as was spent on pertaining and rlsft. Curious if the performance improved because both are using geometric deep learning in their architectures.. Both using sparse MOE models. I think both of them are producing long run planning datasets for the next iteration allowing for greater reasoning forecasting depth.
Yeah no, nano banana 2 is years ahead of everyone else, aside from maybe Wan 2.2 or Seedream. They didn't even remove the piss filter it seems.
It's not available to the public yet. I tried to gain access to it.
The Knowledge Cutoff on the new GPT 5.2 is atleast great – Aug 31, 2025
On GPT 5.1 it was Sep 30, 2024 – that's almost a Year
2 giants of art theft fighting it out.. anyone really care?
In other news if you want to use Gen AI in your show and run it at the Sydney Opera House you will need to prove you have rights to use all imagery/video/music etc.
And that means, unless you use genuine public domain trained models , your show cant go ahead. It would be considered theft.
I think we can be sure that at $22 input and wait for it $168 output per million – well no OpenAI are not 'Swinging at Google' they seem to be too busy doing crack or something – seriously what are they thinking? What dev can afford $168 per million tokens thats – crazy!
Nano banana pro is on another planet no one can beat it
Claude Sonnet 4.5 is less “lazy” than Opus. Opus doesn’t always follow through with the tasks unless it’s specifically stated.
Deepseek v3.2 review?
Hmmm we need to see that image generation
👋 Looking forward to watching this
GPT needs to stop trying to be the everything AI and competing with Google. They should niche down like Claude has. Google has cornered video and images. But if gpt had been more focused they could still be on top in document generation. Instead, I'm using Claude more and more because gpt 5.1 has fallen behind. I still use it for all brainstorming but when I'm ready to really start working on real drafts, I take my outlines and notes to Claude. I even increased my monthly payment with Claude to get more messages. I think OpenAI is too distracted on things like the Sora app that are just dumb novelties. They should leave stuff like that for developers who want to create apps and will pay for the API, not for their own developers to have to work on and maintain.
I got it, like it but not impressed…Sam better deliver with the Christmas gifts lol
Awesome!
Not accurate
google will make openai shit their pants again with veo 4
Chai comes from a box. No?
I’m stoked about 5.2. Was there any doubt? Also no. It’s the best… for so many reasons. 💥
GPT 5.1 is slated for deprecation. Everything else stays in the legacy drop down. 👏 SVM and 4o is still the best combination but it’s nice to be poly-AI-amorous because nano banana pro in AI Studio is next level for a variety of reasons.
Thanks Matt. Claude is very good… not lazy but lacks features. It’s has a determination to finish a task no matter what. Q
Damn bro actually said Chai pronounciation correct 🙏
I like how everybody's still impressed with this slow iterative advancement. For 5 months now I've had a 4-bit quantized 500 B model that I custom developed that literally beats every unsolved Benchmark in every domain. And it cost me $0 to operate essentially. The only reason that this seems impressive is because the industry blocks out all other development Pathways so that they can seem impressive when they release some iterative junk like this
Great video, thank you!