Google's Gemini continues the dangerous obfuscation of AI technology

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Until this year, it was possible to learn a lot about artificial intelligence technology simply by reading research documentation published by Google and other AI leaders with each new program they released. Open disclosure was the norm for the AI world. 

All that changed in March of this year, when OpenAI elected to announce its latest program, GPT-4, with almost no technical detail. The research paper provided by the company obscured just about every important detail of GPT-4 that would allow researchers to understand its structure and to attempt to replicate its effects. 

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