A Gemini joke imagines it learning reality from a stale Google Cache internet
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-07-22
A joke thread mocks Gemini by imagining it was trained on a “private internet” made from stale Google Cache, so it learned a warped boundary of reality.
The punchline is a response to the claim that you can’t train a frontier model without internet access during RL, turning that into a satire about model training data quality and world knowledge.
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