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On October 29, 2026, Nathan Lambert publicly criticized Google DeepMind's Gemini model: he stated that every time he wanted to try the model, it was not publicly accessible, and he believes that if the outside world cannot use it, there is no need to publish benchmark scores. Currently, this criticism appears only in an article he himself published, and there has been no response from Google DeepMind or other subsequent developments.
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Nathan Lambert criticized Google DeepMind's Gemini model for not being publicly available
Nathan Lambert stated that every time he wants to try the Gemini model, the model is not publicly accessible; he believes that if the outside world cannot use it, there is no need to publish benchmark scores.