That isn't what that means. Look at the paragraph above that where they explain.
This is the median model used to serve requests for a specific product surface. It's exactly analogous to upgrading the CPU in a computer over time
This is the median model used to serve requests for a specific product surface. It's exactly analogous to upgrading the CPU in a computer over time
The fact that they do not report the mean is concerning. The mean captures the entire distribution and could actually be used to calculate the expected value of energy used.
The median only tells you which point separates the upper half from the lower half, if you don't know anything else about the distribution you cannot use it for any kind of analysis.
Gemini app is a specific thing: the Gemini App that actually exists.
How can Gemini App also include their internal augmented functionality on search which itself is not an application?
"Yes, this search is powered by a customized version of the Gemini model for its generative AI features."
Based on that, I'm not sure how it is reasonable to claim that Gemini App has a legal term that is exclusive of its use in search.
Amusingly, it refuses to answer if i ask "is this search powered by Gemini app?"