A high-signal researcher for understanding the modern scaling playbook, especially around compute-optimal training, retrieval-augmented language models, and the text side of Gemini-era multimodal systems.
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Editor reviewedRohan Anil
Gemini (multimodal foundation models)
Gemini co-lead for text modeling
One of the more useful people to study for the Gemini era because his work spans both the text-core of multimodal frontier models and the optimization tricks that make those systems cheaper and more stable to train.
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Gemini and Gemma-era text modeling
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Optimization and distillation at large scale
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Long-context evaluation work inside the Google stack
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Gemini (multimodal foundation models)
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Gemini: A Family of Highly Capable Multimodal Models
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