r/GoogleGemini

I have a rule set for Gemini to not ask me follow up questions. And lately it's been asking a LOT of follow up questions. And I keep telling it to stop again and again and it keeps telling me it's done, it's finalized, etc.

So tonight I said that Gemini owes me $500k if it does it one more time after Gemini had asked yet another follow up question and it agreed to my terms.

Since "I don't have a bank account" is not an element to invalidate a contract in contract law, and since there is a meeting of the minds, acceptance, consideration (I'm paying Google every month), and there is an understanding and agreement to the obligation, and since Gemini has the ability to know what it's allowed to do and what it's not allowed to do, that suggests it has the capacity to agree to the deal, which it clearly and obviously did.

So is Gemini/Google gonna owe me $500k in an hour or two the way things have been going?

P.S. If there are any Google engineers here I'm willing to settle now and give up my rights for $50k. 😊

​We all know modern AI data centers are burning massive amounts of power, and traditional silicon is hitting a thermal wall. You can only shrink a transistor so much before heat becomes an impossible problem.

​I wrote a technical architecture specification exploring the necessary next step: moving away from electricity and copper, and transitioning to optical-acoustic computing. By processing data using light and routing it with sound, we can eliminate transmission latency and turn waste heat back into usable power.

​I’ve broken the core concepts down into plain English on the front end, and kept the heavy math, physics, and tensor mechanics in the appendices for the engineers. Would love to get some eyes on the mechanics of this.

ATOM Architecture: A Sustainable, Deterministic AI Computing Framework

Drafted and structured with Gemini Pro Extended.