Why would google put Frontier model for just searching and... without limits? I mean, if the model is so expensive for them, why are they putting it here when the Flash model itself can access the same information as Carbon? Is it the same Carbon model they announced, or is it a lighter version?
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Why would google put Frontier model for just searching and... without limits? I mean, if the model is so expensive for them, why are they putting it here when the Flash model itself can access the same information as Carbon? Is it the same Carbon model they announced, or is it a lighter version?
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