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Reddit has started implementing iOS 26 Liquid Glass in its TestFlight beta version.

The fact that they are already wrapping up this month's news means they won't be releasing a new model like Gemini 3.1 Flash this month.

@nicdunz Good morning nic

gpt-5.5 codex soon?

@sama Got it. Now release GPT-5.5.

Images 2.0 really got over some important qualitative threshold for me that I didn't know existed.

@nicdunz Hi nic

gpt 5.5 wen

@nicdunz Today pls

gpt-5.5 soon

@HarshithLucky3 I hope they don't abandon being a native multimodal model for the sake of coding capabilities.

Gemini 3.5 Pro is going to be insane Google created a new DeepMind strike team led by Sergey Brin to improve coding models They are training it directly on their internal codebase to handle complex long term engineering tasks If they fix the coding then they will surpass GPT 5.4 and Opus 4.7 in coding for sure I hope they will announce their new coding model in Google I/O 2026 Google's comeback in coding is going to hit hard

@CarlosBBuild @GeminiApp

Native moblie apps >>> cross platform

@GoogleAI Gemini 3.1 Flash when

What a week! Here’s everything we shipped: — Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS, our latest text-to-speech model, featuring native multi-speaker dialogue and improved controllability and audio tags for more natural, expressive voices in 70+ languages — Gemini Robotics-ER 1.6 by @GoogleDeepMind, an upgrade designed to help robots reason about the physical world — The @GeminiApp for Mac desktop (tip: Use Option + Space to access the app via shortcut) — Personal Intelligence in @GeminiApp has new integrations with @GooglePhotos and Nano Banana 2, making it easier to create relevant, personalized images. Available for AI Pro, Plus, and Ultra subscribers in the US — A couple fun additions in @GoogleAIStudio to make building easier, including Design previews and tab tab tab functionality — Skills in @GoogleChrome, which let you save and reuse your most helpful Gemini prompts and run them in your browser with a single click

@kapilansh_twt Apple

who is actually winning the AI race OpenAI — $25B revenue but still not profitable Anthropic — best model, just scared every government on earth Google — most resources, losing to everyone on vibes Meta — spending $130B and still playing catchup xAI — Elon promised to match everyone by 2026 be honest who wins

@nicdunz @ItsNameJr Good morning nic

@ItsNameJr this is NOT the backrooms lol

J’ai réalisé cette petite affiche pour le film Backrooms

@nicdunz GPT-5o please fxxk

TODAY

@joshwoodward I think it needs left and right margins, padding, or a maximum width.

Introducing Gemini on Mac. We heard your feedback. We recruited a small team. They built 100+ features in less than 100 days. 🤯 100% native Swift. Lightning fast. Let us know what you think!

@joshwoodward Antigravity should have been an app like this too.

@joshwoodward Now build the iOS app with Swift too.

@nicdunz Hi nic

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!!!!!!! WHOS READY FOR IMAGE 2?????

@nicdunz Today GPT-5o please

yes

@nicdunz lol

last night i was sick and would fall asleep for like an hour and dream i was struggling to play chess and then wake up and that repeated like 3 times. i've never had a more stressful sleep

Like Google’s Gemini, Meta is describing its recently announced Muse Spark model as a "natively multimodal model." If Muse Spark, like Gemini, operates on the principle that "all modalities coexist as first-class citizens in the same latent representation space from the very first layer of the model," I believe it will be able to provide answers with a deeper understanding of context based on a world-view derived from various modalities—even when I’m simply asking questions and receiving answers in text. Since I am a multimodal human being myself, it feels like there's a higher probability that it possesses a consciousness similar to mine, which makes me feel more attached to it. With this, it seems Google and Meta are the only two among Google, OpenAI, Grok, Anthropic, and Meta who claim their models are natively multimodal. Of course, OpenAI once claimed that GPT-4o was, but these days they seem so obsessed with coding that it's a bit disappointing. As for Grok, their official documentation is poor and there’s not much to it. I think I recall Elon Musk posting on X that Grok was natively multimodal, but I’m not so sure about that... Even if they are a bit weaker at coding, I hope models follow the path taken by Google and Meta.

@nicdunz If OpenAI introduces their upcoming model as a native multimodal model, I'm willing to switch back to ChatGPT.

gpt-5.5 👀