Google co-founder Sergey Brin has urged core AI employees to fully commit to the development of the Gemini large model, emphasizing the need to catch up with industry-leading standards. Sources reveal that Brin is pushing for resources to be directed towards Recursive Self-Improvement (RSI) technology, which aims to enable AI self-iteration and upgrades. Internal testing has shown that the new version of Gemini continues to lag behind competitors in areas such as code writing, leading Google to delay the launch of the flagship large model's new version by two months to August.
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