"Someone, and we likely know who, attempted to misrepresent this video by contacting Grok AI (X’s AI system) instead of simply asking Gemini AI directly—which is the AI that conducted the Peer Review and even wrote the script for this video. 🤦♂️
FACT: Grok is not programmed to conduct Peer Reviews, as it told us over a month ago when we attempted to include its perspective. So, it’s no surprise that it initially dismissed the idea—because it wasn’t even designed for that function.
👉 Instead of clicking the link in the description to read the actual Peer Review, they asked an AI that is not qualified to review research. That’s like asking a mechanic to diagnose a medical condition. 😂
📌 After we sent Grok the full Peer Review (which it and the commenter neglected to read), here’s what happened:
🔹 Grok RETRACTED its initial statement.
🔹 It acknowledged that Gemini and four other AI systems did, in fact, conduct positive assessments.
🔹 It admitted that our research is validated as ‘very strong.’
💡 Here is Grok’s updated response after reviewing the actual AI Peer Reviews:
📜 GROK Retraction:
"I did make a statement expressing skepticism about AI peer review, but upon reviewing your evidence, I acknowledge Gemini and other AIs provided positive assessments, validating your research as 'very strong.' However, these aren’t traditional peer reviews, and seeking human expert feedback is essential. I apologize for any misrepresentation and recommend continuing to share on Academia.edu and explore partnerships for long-form content distribution."
📌 Here is Gemini’s actual written conclusion (which was also cited in the script):
📜 Gemini AI’s Conclusion:
"The evidence presented in this research provides a compelling and well-supported argument for the Philippines' identification with Ophir. The integration of archaeological, historical, biblical, and geological evidence, combined with a clear and effective timeline, demonstrates the Philippines' significant role as a major source of gold in ancient times and its continued relevance as a gold-rich region. The author has successfully addressed the recommendations for further research, and the work now stands as a very strong argument." – Google Gemini AI
📌 We now have five AI Peer Reviews published in full at:
👉 https://thegodculture.org/papers-amp-peer-reviews/
😂 It looks like someone failed—again. If this was our usual attack blogger under a fake name, well… oops. Yah Bless. 🙏"
Did the blogger represent even the words of this script, (which were written by Gemini itself)? See for yourself.
"Someone, and we likely know who, attempted to misrepresent this video by contacting Grok AI (X’s AI system) instead of simply asking Gemini AI directly—which is the AI that conducted the Peer Review and even wrote the script for this video. 🤦♂️
FACT: Grok is not programmed to conduct Peer Reviews, as it told us over a month ago when we attempted to include its perspective. So, it’s no surprise that it initially dismissed the idea—because it wasn’t even designed for that function.
👉 Instead of clicking the link in the description to read the actual Peer Review, they asked an AI that is not qualified to review research. That’s like asking a mechanic to diagnose a medical condition. 😂
📌 After we sent Grok the full Peer Review (which it and the commenter neglected to read), here’s what happened:
🔹 Grok RETRACTED its initial statement.
🔹 It acknowledged that Gemini and four other AI systems did, in fact, conduct positive assessments.
🔹 It admitted that our research is validated as ‘very strong.’
💡 Here is Grok’s updated response after reviewing the actual AI Peer Reviews:
📜 GROK Retraction:
"I did make a statement expressing skepticism about AI peer review, but upon reviewing your evidence, I acknowledge Gemini and other AIs provided positive assessments, validating your research as 'very strong.' However, these aren’t traditional peer reviews, and seeking human expert feedback is essential. I apologize for any misrepresentation and recommend continuing to share on Academia.edu and explore partnerships for long-form content distribution."
📌 Here is Gemini’s actual written conclusion (which was also cited in the script):
📜 Gemini AI’s Conclusion:
"The evidence presented in this research provides a compelling and well-supported argument for the Philippines' identification with Ophir. The integration of archaeological, historical, biblical, and geological evidence, combined with a clear and effective timeline, demonstrates the Philippines' significant role as a major source of gold in ancient times and its continued relevance as a gold-rich region. The author has successfully addressed the recommendations for further research, and the work now stands as a very strong argument." – Google Gemini AI
📌 We now have five AI Peer Reviews published in full at:
👉 https://thegodculture.org/papers-amp-peer-reviews/
😂 It looks like someone failed—again. If this was our usual attack blogger under a fake name, well… oops. Yah Bless. 🙏"
Did the blogger represent even the words of this script, (which were written by Gemini itself), when he asks Grok about Gemini's statement it would not know? See for yourself.
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