Gemini Can Now THINK like O1—But Does It Pass the Misguided Attention Test?

Google introduces Gemini2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental model, a free tool with 32,000 tokens available for users, showcasing its thought process and multimodal understanding capabilities.

Exploration of testing the Gemini Flash Thinking Experimental model on complex problems, such as ethical dilemmas like the trolley problem, to observe its decision-making process and thought patterns.

Discussion on the trolley problem scenario and how the Gemini Flash Thinking Experimental model processes and responds to it based on varying conditions and ethical considerations.

Explanation of the Barber Paradox and how the model interprets the scenario where a barber shaves individuals based on specific rules, leading to a logical contradiction.

Analysis of Schrodinger's Cat paradox and how the model navigates the concept of a cat in a box with uncertain survival, showcasing its ability to understand quantum mechanics and probability.

Exploration of the river crossing puzzle involving a farmer, wolf, goat, and cabbage, highlighting the model's problem-solving approach based on given constraints and objectives.

Explanation of the philosophical concept of unstoppable force and immovable object, illustrating how the model interprets and reasons with contradictory scenarios in thought experiments.