Redditor tests Google's new gemini-decision-1 on real-world what-if probability calibration
elvano124 · reddit · 2026-11-12
A Reddit user tested Google's new gemini-decision-1 model via Colab on everyday "what-if" scenarios — a shattered drink at a restaurant, a kid breaking a Wi-Fi router, an IP69 phone dropped in a pool for 20 minutes — to see how well it calibrates probabilities. The full notebook is public; anyone can reproduce it by adding their own GEMINIAPIKEY to Colab Secrets.
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