Leaker posts "BouncyBohr is spotted"
The X account @chetaslua, which posts information about unreleased AI models, said at 4:12:11 p.m. Nov. 11 Japan time that a video generation model called "BouncyBohr" had been spotted. No maker has announced it, and the information is a leak that has not been confirmed. The post does not say which company the model belongs to.
Logan is talking about Hydrogen < flash model> 🚨 Scoop for all my video model fans : BouncyBohr is spotted 4k support < can extend video three times 10 seconds> multi image support first output < i ran my hard benchmark it is in between 1.1 flash and 1.2 flash > initial checkpoint
Features and quality are the leaker's reports
According to the post, BouncyBohr supports 4K video, and on video extension the post says "three times 10 seconds." The post also said it supports multiple image inputs. On quality, the poster said the first output, run through the poster's own "hard benchmark," fell between "1.1 flash" and "1.2 flash." The post ends with "initial checkpoint," describing the model as an in-development version.
Right after, in the same thread, @chetaslua posted four images from the poster's own tests, labeled "omni pro agent vs BouncyBohr Vs Omni flash 1.1 and 1.2." The test conditions were not given, and no official material confirms the comparison results.
Developer and release timing unknown
The post quoted a post by @OfficialLoganK that said only "Gemini," and its first line said that post referred to a flash model called "Hydrogen." The quoted post does not mention BouncyBohr.
The "Omni flash 1.1 and 1.2" the leaker compared against share their names with versions 1.1 Flash and 1.2 Flash of Google's video generation AI "Gemini Omni." Google began general availability of Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash on Nov. 5. According to official documentation, a single generation runs up to 15 seconds, can be extended in steps to a total of 30 seconds, and can use up to six reference images.
The official Gemini API release notes and model list that ORIENS retrieved on Nov. 13 did not mention BouncyBohr. No company has announced a developer, release timing, method of availability or pricing.
