Gemma 4

 Google just did me a solid.  It released the AI

 engine Gemma 4. It is open sourced.

Heres the kicker. My HalCreator home 3d editor expects call to functions that exist in the function set i have that connects animated sensor objects to the actual sensors by calling a specific function set of parameters that need to be passed exactly.

Example: hey Hal create a door on the kitchen north wall. The output will look like this: function door(size x=10, y=12, z=5, pos = x=33, y=0,z=22). Oops I meant the south wall so undo that last north wall door and create it on the south wall.

Yeah, it looks at the height of the wall, the position of the wall and sets parameters accordingly. Oh man. The world has changed.

I cant tell you what this means. For instance. Show me the logical chain on the window and door alarm system and explain it to me.

So my Hal scada system shows the schematic and then as it animates the connections between elements in the chain of controls, it explain to me what happens in the chain the events that set the alarms and what happens on an alarm event.

Normal human beings don't understand logic, so not only can you troubleshoot a logic schematic but you can learn logic. They do understand stuff like its not raining. 

But here you will see what and, or, not, on/off behavior but also analog behavior like what  ranges mean. Stuff like how to manipulate analog information like when you get 1 degree above setpoint output a true which starts the air conditioner. But don't bounce up and down unless you cross a threshold, which is a deadband.

This kind of stuff is foreign to most people,  but using my system, you can have an AI explain what your house or building is thinking with animations representing the actual controls on your screen.

I already animated all the control entities. Took me 35 years of programming that got progressively animated. 

Check it out. Im not exaggerating. Here's my video of an actual power plant.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=dj3AFrWcxLQ&si=-9UOps3o3fNCy54c

Pierre




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