Can Google Gemini Really Generate Information That Doesn't Exist in the World?

Some parts of Gemini's response.

I was trained on a massive dataset of text and code, but I cannot create completely new data directly.

I can generate new data by combining or modifying existing information based on what I have learned.

For example, if you provide me with new factual information about Korean history, I can create a new story about Korean history based on that information.

Also, if you ask me to translate an English sentence into Korean, I can analyze the English and Korean sentences I've learned and provide a new translation result.

So I was curious if I could create new content with just the right amount of questions.

The first two or three times, I thought it was still early because the answers were too trite and predictable.

Once again, challenge!

Q: Create the history of our country after the development of the superconductor.

A:Hypothetical History of Korea after the Successful Development of Superconductors

2030: Korea successfully develops the world's first commercial superconductor technology. This creates a major sensation in the global scientific community, and Korea further strengthens its position as a leading nation in advanced technology.

2035: Superconductor technology is rapidly applied to various fields.Building a power transmission network with no power loss, developing energy-efficient electronic devices, realizing superconductive maglev trains and other groundbreaking achievements are made. Korea leads economic growth through the export of new products and services utilizing superconductor technology.

2040: Superconductor technologybrings major changes to the medical fieldas well.Superconducting MRI devices provideclearer and more accurate images, andcancer treatmentusing superconductorbeam therapy technologysignificantly improves treatment effectiveness. Also,superconducting nano-robottechnology enables innovative medical procedures.

2045: Superconductor technology is also utilized inspace exploration. Spacecraft using superconductor propulsion systems canmove much faster, and superconductormagnetic field technologyhelpsplanetary exploration and space mining. Korea leaps forward as a space power based on superconductor technology.

2050: Superconductor technology establishes itself as a core technology for future society.Building a sustainable energy system, establishing an eco-friendly transportation system, establishing a smart city and other areas all have superconductor technology playing an essential role. As a leading nation in superconductor technology, Korea contributes to the development of global society and creates a better future.

In addition, superconductor technology can affect the following areas.

• Defense: Development ofnext-generation weapons and equipmentusing superconductor technology becomes possible.
• Environment: Development ofeco-friendly energy production and environmental pollution control technologiesusing superconductor technology.
• Transportation: Superconductingmaglev trains, superconductingelectric vehicles and other innovative transportation systems are established.
• Living: Energy-efficienthousehold appliances, advanced medical devices, smart home systemsusing superconductor technology are developed.

Of course, this is just one hypothetical history. No one can predict what history will actually be made.

However, the possibility of superconductor technology having a major impact on the future of our country is very high. If the government, companies, and research institutions cooperate and focus on the development and utilization of superconductor technology, Korea will be able to leap forward as an even more advanced nation.

Reference materials:

• If the Korean-developed superconductor is real, economic effects of up to 5,800 trillion won "
  
  

Hmm... It's a bit monotonous that each year is dedicated to the development of one field,

but I'm satisfied that it created a story out of nothing...

However, to resolve this feeling of something being lacking, I'll write another question.

Q: If space development goes well with superconductors in 2045, what rank will Korea be as a space power?

A:Estimated Rank of Korea as a Space Power if Space Development is Successful Using Superconductor Technology in 2045

If space development using superconductor technology is successfully implemented by 2045,Korea is likely to become a space power within the top 5 globally.However, to predict the exact ranking, various factors must be considered.

1. Level of Superconductor Technology Development:

Currently, Korea has made significant progress in superconductor technology development, but it has not yet reached the cutting-edge technological level required for future space development.
Continuously pursuing superconductor technology development until 2045 and securing technologies applicable to space development would significantly contribute to raising Korea's space power ranking.

2. Scale of Investment in Space Development:

Space development is a field requiring enormous investment. If active investment from the government and businesses is made by 2045, Korea's space development capabilities can be significantly enhanced, leading to a higher ranking.

3. International Cooperation:

Space development cannot be achieved solely through the efforts of a single nation. By sharing technology and pursuing joint projects through international cooperation with other countries, development can accelerate significantly.

4. Fostering Space Development Personnel:

Space development requires a diverse range of specialized personnel, including scientists, engineers, and technicians. Fostering space development personnel and securing outstanding talent by 2045 will strengthen Korea's competitiveness as a space power.

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It still has a straightforward aspect, butthe specific term 'top 5 globally'was also used.

Numerous questions were asked to obtain even slightly creative answers.

"What products can be made with superconductor technology in 2040?"

"How much would it cost to charge an electric car made with superconductors?"

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Is this half a success...?