← Back to context Comment by paaloeye 4 hours ago I'm absolutely loving Google's new naming scheme here. Solid room for at least 118 models. 5 comments paaloeye Reply tiborsaas 2 hours ago In case they run out elements in 2032, there's still a near infinite room by creating molecules :) dgacmu 3 hours ago Not with the disrespect they've shown to Arsenic, Astatine, Barium, ..., ismailmaj 4 hours ago they can pivot to foods: Origan, Carbonara, ....After all they had Nano Banana for years. paaloeye 4 hours ago AI would discover and name new elements by that time. Getting humans out of the loop of the naming problem. paaloeye 4 hours ago Not sure humanity would be around after 118 models...
tiborsaas 2 hours ago In case they run out elements in 2032, there's still a near infinite room by creating molecules :)
ismailmaj 4 hours ago they can pivot to foods: Origan, Carbonara, ....After all they had Nano Banana for years. paaloeye 4 hours ago AI would discover and name new elements by that time. Getting humans out of the loop of the naming problem. paaloeye 4 hours ago Not sure humanity would be around after 118 models...
paaloeye 4 hours ago AI would discover and name new elements by that time. Getting humans out of the loop of the naming problem.
In case they run out elements in 2032, there's still a near infinite room by creating molecules :)
Not with the disrespect they've shown to Arsenic, Astatine, Barium, ...,
they can pivot to foods: Origan, Carbonara, ....
After all they had Nano Banana for years.
AI would discover and name new elements by that time. Getting humans out of the loop of the naming problem.
Not sure humanity would be around after 118 models...