… In addition to Antigravity, Gemini 3.5 Flash is coming to the Gemini app, the API, AI Studio, Android Studio, and all of Google’s enterprise products. As for the Pro variant, Google says that’s already in internal testing, and it should be ready for release next month. …
… Gemini 3.5 and the other improvements are coming first to AI Ultra subscribers, as well as Workspace business customers with AI Ultra Access and AI Expanded Access. …
… At the tail end of last year, Google began testing Gemini-based live translation in the app with any earbuds and in the iOS app ; previously, you needed to have the company’s Pixel Buds with an Android phone. …
… Google has cited various AI evaluations that show Gemini 3.1 is better at parsing big, complex prompts. It showed gains in tests like ARC-AGI-2 and Humanity’s Last Exam, both of which require tricky logic problems that need domain-specific knowledge. …
… The latest Gemma models are built on the same underlying technology that powers Google’s frontier Gemini AI, but they’re tuned to run locally. Gemini is optimized to run on Google’s custom TPU chips , which operate in enormous clusters with super-fast interconnects and memory. …
… Gemini is all ears Gemini Intelligence is also powering some new convenience features in Android, including those rumored AI-generated widgets. …
… Google started testing AI Mode for search just over a year ago, making the shift official at I/O 2025. You hear a lot of complaints around the Internet about how AI is changing Google’s search products, but Google is getting what it wants: more searches. …
… Google is seeking publishers that are interested in testing a new form of subscription integration. The company says your favorite websites should appear more prominently in AI search, so it’s trying to make that happen in AI Overviews and AI Mode. …
… Claude 3.5 Haiku—the highest-rated model released in 2024—received a mean rating of just 73.1 on the benchmark. …
… That’s not how the AI companies see things, of course. When I read this week’s Daily Princetonian article on the proctoring change, I couldn’t help but notice the giant banner across the top of the piece. “PRACTICED TO PREPARED,” it said. It was an ad for Google Gemini. …