Google mocked for element-named models; unreleased Barium model rumored
andrew_n_carr · x · 2026-10-29
Users mocked Google's chemical-element model naming scheme: there's no discernible ordering between Argon (inert) and Carbon, making it impossible to tell which model is stronger. Andrew Carr joked that Alphabet is 'going alphabetical' and believes there's also an unreleased Barium model.
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