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Gemini 2.5 Pro is a really incredible model, you can really feel the step change when you interact with it (seeing its thoughts are fun too!). Try it now and see for yourself in AI Studio ai.dev and Gemini Advanced @GeminiApp!

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Gemini 2.5 Pro is an awesome state-of-the-art model, no.1 on LMArena by a whopping +39 ELO points, with significant improvements across the board in multimodal reasoning, coding & STEM. You can try it out now in AI Studio ai.dev & @GeminiApp with Gemini Advanced

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Training each set to total failure: Bro-science: always train to total failure. Real science: taking all sets to failure is actively harmful, and should be rarely if ever done. training volume is what actually matters.

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