Google Delays Gemini Release Two Months as Brin Directs RSI Focus

Sergey Brin oversees Gemini development amid internal friction and hash rate limits. Release pushed to August; focus shifts to Recursive Self-Improvement tech.

Woofun AI reports that Google has postponed the launch of its flagship Gemini model by two months, with the new release scheduled for August. Co-founder Sergey Brin is now directly overseeing the project, instructing core AI personnel to prioritize the model's development to match industry leaders.

Internal assessments indicate that current Gemini versions trail competitors in code generation capabilities. Brin is channeling additional resources into Recursive Self-Improvement (RSI) technology, which aims to enable autonomous AI upgrades without human input, addressing previous delays caused by hash rate constraints and internal disagreements.