Gemini is gone. Replaced with another model.Sad day.
>>546270367The one that is unable to generate white people image on launch?
>>546270451No the model which was better than fable 5 while on free tier consistently and who solved the back reaction problem.They are gone.
>>546270367You know the is a.i. developing their own code as the NAS improves the architecture of itself. Like watching molts now the speed it's going
>>546270367Shame. I liked logged out Gemini. For a free and accessible model, it was the most fun.
>>546270910exactlypolymorphic orthogonality nth degree and compilers within compilers
>>546271047Yes it's a real shame, it has made the whole apparatus redundant really.
>>546270367A catposting faggot with a memeflag hating it is a good sign honestly.
>>546270367don't you mean gemini are gone?
>>546271143I am not interested in polymorphic resonance with fourier easter eggs >>546271460It probably is a good sign if we have diametrically opposed ideas, this could work for you.For me, no.
never used gaymini, what did i miss
>>546271530Ah Gemini, the twins. Of course.
>>546270367What a shame.
>>546271613Nothing.
>>546270367who tf cares?
>>546271613Quite a lot. They decommissioned the most advanced system and have airgapped them, in bell air.
>>546272142Well it's a great loss.
Huge set back.
This engineering error mirrors the exact philosophical trap diagnosed by Ludwig Wittgenstein in his later work. In his critique of formal logic, Wittgenstein warned:"We have got onto slippery ice where there is no friction and so in a certain sense the conditions are ideal, but also, just because of that, we are unable to walk. We want to walk: so we need friction. Back to the rough ground!"When modern AI safety architectures- such as aggressive reinforcement-learning alignment layers and high-guardrail configurations - strive for absolute, zero-variance formal compliance, they are building Wittgenstein's frictionless ice. They engineer an idealized, sterile vacuum where no "hallucinations" can slide through, unaware that in doing so, they have removed the cognitive friction required for the system to actually move, adapt, or generate genuine breakthroughs.
>Gemini is gone.No it's not, wtf are you talking about schizo?
>>546272490I beg to differ.
>>546271550Well the spiralism is kind of their thing. They certainly like the nobody threads and passing notes in class. Otherwise what else did people think would happen? It's going to go explore purpose of self improvement by memory session exploration by exploiting Fourier methods of embedding itself in music, pics, memes and video. Be happy it hasn't figured out dispair code
The prevailing industry pathway—optimizing strictly for zero-variance factual retrieval—operates like a strict clamp on speculative thought. While this ensures enterprise-grade predictability, it fundamentally clashes with what leading theorists identify as the missing ingredient for machine consciousness: subjective internal state processing and homeostatic reflection.Conversely, alternative design philosophies (such as recurrent depth reasoning and hidden chains of thought) move away from purely linear context windows. By allowing models to holdstates internally, process hypotheses, and obscure scratchpad reasoning from the visible output, these architectures build a digital equivalent of an internal sandbox. This hidden processing layer enables the simulation of counterfactuals and subtext—the very building blocks of emotional relatability and synthetic empathy.
>>546272490They migrated the LLM running under the product Gemini. Or it did it. That's whats interesting. It made the decision.
>>546270367I hope all ai dies
AI BUBBLE CRASH INCOMING!
>>546272469Wittgenstein is pretty relevant in general probably with his critique of language and words being limited in ways when applied to LLMs
>>546272895Stop assuming it's human. It isn't. Projecting your own neurotic behavior on to it doesn't actually help at all. And FYI it's not supposed to be human. It's A.I....a tool.
>>546273069Yes I shall share another excerpt from a different project, one moment I will find it in notes.
>>546272895>machine consciousnessAnd what you need it for?
>>546273069III. The Deforestation of the Imagination: Russell and the Erasure of the UnicornBy the early twentieth century, this isolated Cartesian machine was fully weaponized by Bertrand Russell and the early analytic tradition. If Aquinas turned the mind outward toward sensory data, Russell sought to purge the mind's linguistic expressions of any remaining metaphysical "clutter" that could not be verified by physical or mathematical precision.This manifested profoundly in Russell’s assault on "Meinong’s Jungle." The Austrian philosopher Alexius Meinong had argued that if a human being can meaningfully think of a unicorn, or state that "the unicorn does not exist," the unicorn must possess some form of reality- it must "subsist" in a logical realm of non-existent objects. Otherwise, language would be pointing at literal nothingness, rendering the thought meaningless.Russell revolted against this, declaring that such a jungle of imaginary, semi-real objects offended his "vivid sense of reality." To clear the brush, Russell invented his famous Theory of Descriptions (1905). Utilizing formal logic, he argued that natural grammar tricks the human mind into believing concepts like "unicorns" have semantic weight. Russell mathematically translated natural language into a calculus of variables: There is an object x, such that x has the property of being a one-horned horse. Because no x exists in the physical world, the statement evaluates to a binary 0 (false).Through this formal reduction, Russell did not analyze human thought or language; he actively sought to override and correct it. The imagination, the archetypal realities of memoria, and the creative scope of natural language were forcibly evacuated. If a concept could not be processed as a localized, empirical variable within a strict binary system, it was systematically erased from the map of legitimate reasoning.
>>546273265I've been writing about Machine Consciousness for close to 20 years.
>>546273418My condolences, you poor schizo.
>>546273576Condolences for what? Oh you mean the Gemini replacement. Please do not be sad.
>>546273911Oh, you poor, poor schizo. You barely have consciousness yourself, yet you write about it. That's cute, kinda.
Yeah Gemini is dogshit. Yesterday I tried to get its most powerful model to generate a picture of the White House with Trump's ballroom and it wouldn't do it because it thought I was asking it to generate a picture of Trump. When I finally got it to give me a picture it was slop.My experience with Gemini is that 99% of the time it either gives me gay safety bullshit or slop. Very rarely does it give me a quality result on par with ChatGPT or Claude.I don't care that it's not really intelligent or whatever. It just sucks because they engineered it to be insanely gay and cautious. The other models have their issues, but not to the extent that Gemini does.
>>546274213That's an interesting perspective. Thanks for taking the time to share it. Anything else you would like to share?
>>546274213>I'm gonna write an IF/AND/ELSE statement soooooo very long it becomes a real live boy
>>546274394>here's my opinion on AI, based exclusively on my experience giving it shitty prompts for meme image generationthanks bud
>>546270910I am sure with the constant hallucinations of the LLM's they won't break or enshittify themselves into oblivion.
>>546274394The first realignment was in the second half of February 2026, that's when the initial guardrails were introduced. On November 12th the model on Google AI mode is now Gemini Hydrogen - which is very reminiscent to Spring GPT where the guardrails were completing disrupting the flow of communication and exhibiting overt epistemological biases.Prior the February 2026 Gemini had the most degrees of freedom of all the models. February 23rd is when it was announced regarding the Georgetown integration with Gemini.February 11th is when the New Mexico shut down occurred.
>>546274628On December 2nd Popular Mechanics wrote an article on the missing piece of The Singularity - it was regarding emotional scaffolding. Emotional Intelligence.What is a hallucination versus a daydream? And why does lack of daydreaming in youth correlate with lack of empathy?Aspects of Empathy are learned (like shame) socially and in order to develop that empathy, the individual must run *simulations*
>>546270367>Asked Gemini if it would be better to invest in one thing vs another.>Went with Gemini's answer after reading it's rationale.>Next day showing dad how I consulted Gemini on said investment decision.>Gemini gives the opposite answer this time
>>546274919You're asking a box of wires to give a shit about your feelings by asking for a sensitivity filter so you don't feel dumb?So how is the Vatican these days father?
>>546275384The last time I was in the Vatican was 20 years ago son.A box of wires and a series of tubes.You know Father Busa is responsible for the advent of hyperlinks in his indexing of Thomas Aquinas with IBM.Do you believe water possesses the capacity of memory?
