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Re: Gemini 3 Pro: the frontier of vision AI

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In case the article author sees this, the "HTML transcription" link is broken - it goes to https://aistudio-preprod.corp.google.com/prompts/1GUEWbLIlpX... which is a Google-employee-only URL.

Love how employee portals for many companies essentially never get updated design wise over the decades, lol. That page styling and the balls certainly take me back.

Re: Gemini 3 Pro: the frontier of vision AI

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These OCR improvements will almost certainly be brought to google books, which is great. Long term it can enable compressing all non-digital rare books into a manageable size that can be stored for less than $5,000.[0] It would also be great for archive.org to move to this from Tesseract. I wonder what the cost would be, both in raw cost to run, and via a paid API, to do that.

[0] https://annas-archive.org/blog/critical-window.html

Re: Gemini 3 Pro: the frontier of vision AI

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In case the article author sees this, the "HTML transcription" link is broken - it goes to https://aistudio-preprod.corp.google.com/prompts/1GUEWbLIlpX... which is a Google-employee-only URL.

Love how employee portals for many companies essentially never get updated design wise over the decades, lol. That page styling and the balls certainly take me back.

Wow yeah. Flashbacks to when Gmail Invites were cool! Google too.
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