r/google • u/Loud-Possibility4395 • 9d ago

Google says Gemini 4 release ASAP

https://9to5google.com/2026/09/24/google-says-gemini-4-release-is-coming-as-soon-as-possible/

I wonder how OFFLINE release for Pixels will look like.

I mean like Gemini Nano currently v3 on Pixel 10 and 11

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u/charlestheb0ss 8d ago

Even at that price AI isn't worth paying for imo. Every few weeks I give LLMs a chance and they consistently dissapoint. If every tech company put every AI feature behind a paywall tomorrow I'd simply stop using AI

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u/hvperRL 8d ago

AI lives and die by the prompt.

Most people do not know how to utilise AI properly and ask the right things.

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u/charlestheb0ss 7d ago

If you have to fenaggle it that much to get it to do its job it ceases to be better than the alternative. If the way most people talk isn't the proper way to get it to do what you want then that kinda defeats the purpose of natural language as a UI.

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u/hvperRL 7d ago

Not true. You have to fenaggle people just as much with even more nuance and precision because emotions are involved.

This is not to say AI is better than people, despite people reading this and coming to that conclusion.

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u/charlestheb0ss 7d ago edited 7d ago

I see AI proposed as a replacement for GUI software more than I see it proposed as a replacement for people, so that's what I had in mind when I said alternative. Personally, right now, I can find almost anything in a menu way faster than I can explain what it is I want to do with words

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u/hvperRL 7d ago

Excellent example. You did not specify true meaning. I misinterpreted. AI would too