Meme roasts Google's release cadence: by the time you get a model, it's already old
rez0__ · x · 2026-11-03
The poster quotes (and endorses "10000%") a joke about Google's release cycle: a new model (fictional "Gemini 4 Carbon") is announced but not public, everyone wants it; once it ships, "Astra 6.2" and "Fable 5.5" have already outshined it. The eternal chase for the next model is a classic AI-community meme, ending with a tag of Sundar Pichai: "pls fix."
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