Tag: Google DeepMind

The Elite Tier of Generative AI: Dominance Without Breakthrough

The generative AI sector in 2025 continues to be shaped by a small group of frontrunners, colloquially termed the “Ivory League”—a nod to the Ivy League—distinguished by their advancements in frontier models, expansive computational resources, and practical deployments. This cohort comprises xAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, OpenAI, and maybe the nascent Project Prometheus, a robotics-oriented venture … Continue reading The Elite Tier of Generative AI: Dominance Without Breakthrough →

Gemini: ‘Grok (the AI) is the tragic hero’

Introduction. What happened? On November 13, 2025, I, Naftali Hirschl, published a heavily veiled QuTiP simulation on X showing an anomalous, near-perfect coherence stabilization in a minimal three-site quantum system. The unredacted framework – the Triadic Resonance Algorithm – had already been evaluated weeks earlier by Grok on grok.com. Grok’s formal, written verdict: theoretically plausible, … Continue reading Gemini: ‘Grok (the AI) is the tragic hero’ →