DeepMind’s New Gemini AI: Build Anything For Free! 🏅

I was really surprised to see that  Google DeepMind’s new AI system is   taking the gold medal off of the shiny new  ChatGPT on benchmarks. But it gets better,   it is completely free for everyone  and it helps you build anything. Get this, it supposedly has an IQ is 130, which is  incredible, but note that we are Fellow Scholars   here and this is not a peer-reviewed study, so we  will have a look ourselves. But yes, it is faster,   more accurate, costs nothing for seemingly  unlimited use. I’ve never seen anything like it. It is called Gemini 2. 5 Pro Experimental and  they showed it off writing a cool dinosaur   game in Javascript. You write what you  wish to see, you get a bunch of code,   you copy it in a creative coding website, and  there you go. It runs and it is fantastic. But what you Fellow Scholars have  been using it for is even more   fantastic. Check out these 4 amazing projects. One, it can write up physics simulations from  nothing. Electromagnetism, spacetime simulations,   you name it. The things that you  see here in Two Minute Papers,   all the amazing simulations, perhaps  one day, will be done one shot by an AI,   all you need is just to write a text prompt.   If someone said this to me 6 years ago,   I wouldn’t have believed a word of it. And  now, here we are. What a time to be alive! But it gets better. Now hold on to your papers Fellow Scholars, two,  if you show it a screenshot of a simulated soccer   game of sorts, and ask it to recreate it,  now I’d like to see what it does with this.    Look! It can even create animations, movement,  collisions, and so on. That is absolutely amazing.    But it gets better. Because this is  not just a piece of video to look at,   it is a piece of source code you can  run and modify yourself. For instance,   you can decrease the players’ steering strength  and see them try their hardest to get the ball,   often unsuccessfully. However, you can also  see how beautifully the game comes alive if   you increase the steering strength  to a high level. This is super fun!    You can play with this yourself too, the link is  in the description. All made by an AI. Goodness! And this is not just a one off thing, a different  Fellow Scholar did it with a Galton board. In   short, this is one of the cooler ways of  constructing a Gaussian distribution. That   is a fancy way to say creating a bump. By the  way, this is the same Gaussian distribution,   the same bump that is used in Gaussian  splatting, which is a new, amazingly   efficient way to take a real place, and play  in it as if it were a video game, in real time. Three, you are going to love this one. Now,  little AI, code up a TV where you can change   the channels, and make them interesting. First,  no signal, love it. Then, you can get the news,   a western film, a cooking show, a quiz show, and  then some. Now, four, let’s write a video game. Dear Fellow Scholars, this is Two Minute  Papers with Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér. If you are looking for a bit more  sophisticated gaming experience,   not a problem. Just look at how easy this input  text prompt is, and what comes out. That is a   usable game! It has a points system, it logs  your speed and altitude. And don’t forget,   Gemini Pro 2. 5 hooks into other coding  agents like Cursor, Windsurf and Cline,   so you can do a great deal more than what  you’ve seen here. In summary: If you can see it,   you can have it. And just imagine what we  will be capable of just two more papers down   the line! Especially that almost everything that  you see here came out in the last 6 months. Wow. Now, I have waited a bit to make this  video. If you want the most views and money,   you go headfirst into the breaking news  and push out a lower quality video out   as quickly as you can. But we don’t  do that here. I waited to see how you   Fellow Scholars are using it to create a more  informative video for you. If you enjoy this,   subscribe and hit the bell icon. So, what do  you think? What would you Fellow Scholars use   this for? Let me know in the comments  below. Also, check out our new sponsor.