A good researcher to follow for the infrastructure side of frontier language models, especially mixture-of-experts scaling, instruction tuning, and the data systems that make very large models usable.
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Editor reviewedQuoc V. Le
Gemini (multimodal foundation models)
Researcher on large-scale language and multimodal models at Google
One of the central Google researchers to follow for the line from large-scale language modeling into instruction tuning, multilingual systems, and practical model scaling.
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March 18, 2026
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Large language models at Google
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Instruction tuning and FLAN
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Multilingual and multimodal model scaling
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Gemini (multimodal foundation models)
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Gemini: A Family of Highly Capable Multimodal Models
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Gemini
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