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Gemini 4 Argon Built All of This

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Author: Prompt Engineering · Watch on YouTube

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Original video: Gemini 4 Argon Built All of This · Channel: Prompt Engineering · 00:31 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: Software engineering with AI, AI models

The speaker introduces Gemini 4 Argon, which they have tested with early access for several weeks and describe as their most impressive Gemini model so far. They say it generated a hand-drawn vector-code coastal city in one continuous run, reaching one million output tokens. It also read a machine learning paper, trained a neural network on DGX Spark GPUs, and ported it to a browser in under half an hour. The speaker adds that it rebuilt full websites from screenshots without image files.

  • The speaker had early access to Argon 4 for a couple of weeks.
  • They call it the most impressive Gemini model they have tested.
  • Argon generated a coastal city as hand-drawn vector code, tile by tile.
  • The city was created in a single continuous generation.
  • The generation continued until it hit one million output tokens.
  • Argon read a machine learning paper and trained a neural network on DGX Spark GPUs.
  • It ported the trained network to a browser in under half an hour.
  • It rebuilt full websites from a single screenshot without using image files.
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00:00 Gemini 4 Argon introduction The speaker shares their early-access experience and describes Argon as their most impressive Gemini model so far.
00:15 Generating a coastal city Argon creates a hand-drawn vector-code coastal city in one continuous generation.
00:24 Training models and rebuilding websites The speaker describes Argon training and porting a neural network, then rebuilding websites from screenshots.

this is easily the most impressive Gemini model I have ever tested. — 00:00

as a single hand-drawn vector code one tile at a time — 00:00

kept going until it hit that 1 million output tokens. — 00:00

it rebuilt full websites from a single screenshot without using a single image file. — 00:31

Gemini 4 Argon, DGX Spark, código vetorial, rede neural

00:00 So, Gemini 4 Argon is finally out. And this is easily the most impressive Gemini model I have ever tested. Well, I have had early access to Argon 4 for the last couple of weeks. But so far, I have been really, really impressed. For example, Argon wrote this entire coastal city as a single hand-drawn vector code one tile at a time in a single continuous generation and kept going until it hit that 1 million output tokens. It also read a machine learning paper, trained a neural network on my DGX Spark GPUs, and ported it to the

00:31 browser in under half an hour. And it rebuilt full websites from a single screenshot without using a single image file. So, the model is pretty impressive.