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Gemini 4 Argon is not immune to the current fundamental limitations of AI: increased autonomy brings the risk of complex, hard-to-diagnose errors; the autonomous execution of flawed plans may cause bigger problems than simple conversational errors; it still lacks genuine common-sense understanding, and its logical plans may overlook obvious real-world context that a human would catch immediately.
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