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They went too far, now the Flash model is competing with their Pro version. Better SWE-bench, better ARC-AGI 2 than 3.0 Pro. I imagine they are going to improve
by GaggiX 10mo ago
They went too far, now the Flash model is competing with their Pro version. Better SWE-bench, better ARC-AGI 2 than 3.0 Pro. I imagine they are going to improve 3.0 Pro before it's no more in Preview.
Also I don't see it written in the blog post but Flash supports more granular settings for reasoning: minimal, low, medium, high (like openai models), while pro is only low and high.
- skerit 10mo ago> They went too far, now the Flash model is competing with their Pro version Wasn't this the case with the 2.5 Flash models too? I remember being very confused at that time.
- JohnnyMarcone 10mo agoThis is similar to how Anthropic has treated sonnet/opus as well. At least pre opus 4.5. To me it seems like the big model has been "look what we can do", and the smaller model is "actually use this one though".
- jug 10mo agoI'm not sure how I'm going to live with this!
- minimaxir 10mo ago"minimal" is a bit weird. > Matches the “no thinking” setting for most queries. The model may think very minimally for complex coding tasks. Minimizes latency for chat or high throughput applications. I'd prefer a hard "no thinking" rule than what this is.