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Quite a few people have access to Gemini's 1M context length and it does seem to work very well. E.g. can produce accurate scene-by-scene descriptions of hour
by sebzim4500 3y ago
Quite a few people have access to Gemini's 1M context length and it does seem to work very well.
E.g. can produce accurate scene-by-scene descriptions of hour long movies, can answer questions about very large codebases, etc.
- devinprater 3y agoThis is a dream come true for me. Full movie descriptions! Or, uh, more likly for me, full video game playthrough descriptions!
- TrueDuality 3y agoLegitimately curious, what is lacking from current playthrough and movie descriptions available now? For games the only things I feel like might not be represented well in text is descriptions of the observer/player reactions and maybe details about their specific choices through a game... Kind of like turning a choose your own adventure book into a normal book by tracing one path through it? I can see Q&A on a movie being useful but can't think of descriptions of the overall movie itself lacking... I'd definitely be worried about spoilers.
- isaacfung 3y agoIt may provide a way for AI to learn a complete new topic(a new programming language, stock investment, sport, games) in a zero shot way and immediately apply it by just feeding a youtube playlist/udemy course into an AI model.
- devinprater 3y agoFor a blind person, yeah some games, like Mario and Zelda, and older Final Fantasy games, are hard to understand without descriptions.
- antman 3y agoThe problem is mostly not summarisation but needles in the haystack search with a combined answer
- harshaxnim 3y agoWhich Google claims Gemini is the best at so far