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Posted by iamdelirium 18 hours ago

Gemini Decisions API(blog.google)
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abhikul0 16 hours ago|
There’s also this guide by google to use embedding gemma 2 as a decision maker. Wonder how these compare.

https://developers.google.com/edge/mediapipe/solutions/decis...

ilaksh 14 hours ago|
Right. I also wonder how it compares to Strands Decisions with E4B or whatever.
Topfi 11 hours ago||
Audio, Video and File input? That is very appealing and I can imagine a few very unique ways to leverage this if it works well across all modalities.

For what it's worth, ran my quick and dirty evals with it and got in many usage scenarios a 4x lower brier over Jev (2x - 6x depending on task), which is an immense improvement and the first time a model so significantly has outperformed Jev in my experience. p50 was also over 100ms lower though all this cost twice as much across the entire eval end-to-end.

Dare I say, this is a very impressive release by the Gemini team. While testing GPT-6 Luna lead to an honestly very pleasant interaction with OpenAI staff on here, it did perform very uncompetitively so seeing a great first effort in basic text classification performance with broad multimodality, that is great to see. Course, wouldn't be surprised if Google had such a more broadly trained classifier for years as part of internal usage for platform features which they just now commercialised, but hey, I'll take it.

kaycebasques 16 hours ago||
API docs: https://aistudio.google.com/docs/decisions-api
vesterde 16 hours ago||
Anyone hear anything around when it might land in Vertex? As far as I can tell it's just in AI Studio for now.
wasabi991011 15 hours ago||
Surprised how close all these models are on the benchmarks
keyle 14 hours ago||
That would be just a sign that we need better benchmarks
SchemaLoad 14 hours ago||
Or that everyone is just copying each other
muzani 9 hours ago||
It's practically the same as Jev, but by Google
londons_explore 15 hours ago||
Presuming this started when Jev was released... If so, thats pretty quick time to release for Google.
holografix 15 hours ago||
Google ensuring “share of wallet” from their existing customer base with a solid but not great “we do it too” product, priced to capitalise on risk and change aversion.

Standard practice by the big G.

SchemaLoad 14 hours ago||
That's always been the enterprise tech way. Using the product that comes with the platform the company is already signed up to pay for is easier than requesting a payment to a brand new service.

They don't need to be the best, they just need to not force a customer to go elsewhere.

twelvechairs 12 hours ago|||
Enterprise gonna enterprise.

I suppose the key question is come 5 years time is enterprise going to just become happy to use openrouter, or will they lose competitiveness/ market share to those who do.

Fyi artificialanalysis currently puts drex highest on price vs quality

https://artificialanalysis.ai/evaluations/artificial-analysi...

hbarka 15 hours ago||
What got me into Claude Code started with Google Antigravity. Somewhere along the way Antigravity took a dive. The rollout was great, then it started feeling like other G-products, the dreaded tail of lackluster developer energy after a peak.
antonvs 14 hours ago||
We have Antigravity at work. It's become a lot better, especially since the Gemini 3.8 Flash and 4 Argon versions. The harnesses themselves (GUI and CLI) are updated quite regularly.

I don't really miss Claude when I'm using it for coding tasks. Also, it doesn't speak Claudish, which is a plus.

tomaskafka 12 hours ago||
Opaque classifier as a service, for when you want to discriminate people by race and social status assumed from name, but want some other entity to be responsible for plausible deniability of the process.

Hey Jev, what mortgage rate multiplier should a person named James Smith get?

BoorishBears 11 hours ago|
This is literally the closest thing for an antidote to that.
low_tech_punk 13 hours ago||
Google shipped a "Decision Maker" API a while ago, see https://developers.google.com/edge/mediapipe/solutions/decis...

Apparently the two teams aren't talking to each other.

bagacrap 9 hours ago|
That is part of media pipe which does local inference. Not that it would be the first time Google shipped products that competed with each other
0815beck 4 hours ago|
"should this person get citizen status, gemini give me a quick yes no" man i hate the future
blitzar 1 hour ago|
"should we bomb this school? gemini give me a quick yes"
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