Google Gemini 3.
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Search engine giant Google has launched the highly anticipated advanced Gemini 3 generative AI model.
The new Gemini 3 boasts of cutting-edge AI reasoning model and is capable of grasping the great depth and nuance of each query. It can understand subtle clues in a creative idea and dissect the overlapping layers of a complex problem.
Google says Gemini 3 is much better at figuring out the context and intent behind the user's request. This way, users don't have to add additional prompts to Gemini to better understand the query.
Gemini 3 will be able to understand queries in audio, video, image, and even the mix of all three input modes, to deliver contextually accurate results
Google has incorporated the latest Gemini 3 AI model into its AI Mode in Google Search to offer contextual responses.
Further, the Gemini 3 AI update is also coming to the Gemini app, to developers in AI Studio and Vertex AI, and also in Google's latest agentic development platform, Google Antigravity.
Every generation of Gemini has built on the last, enabling you to do more. Gemini 1’s breakthroughs in native multimodality and long context window expanded the kinds of information that could be processed — and how much of it. Gemini 2 laid the foundation for agentic capabilities and pushed the frontiers on reasoning and thinking, helping with more complex tasks and ideas, leading to Gemini 2.5 Pro topping LMArena for over six months. And now we’re introducing Gemini 3, our most intelligent model, that combines all of Gemini’s capabilities together so you can bring any idea to lifeSundar Pichai, CEO, Alphabet inc. (& Google).
Google also announced the Gemini 3-powered Gemini Agent. It is capable of understanding complex tasks with less supervision, including making a purchase for the company.
It is capable of breaking down complex requests using tools such as Deep Research, Canvas, and even Google Workspace-connected apps like Gmail and Calendar, and live web browsing, to complete the task accurately.
Gemini 3 Deep Think mode excels on some of the most challenging AI benchmarks.
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When using Gemini Agent, the user will always remain in control. Google says that Gemini is designed to seek confirmation before critical actions like making purchases or sending messages, and the user can take over anytime.
For personal chores, users can use Gemini Agent to do deep research on trips near their city and look for rental cars with a budget cap of Rs 2,500 per day. It is capable of doing it in a jiffy and listing all the relevant details on the screen.
The new Gemini Agent is now available on the web for Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US.
Google also announced new Google Antigravity, a state-of-the-art gen AI-powered Integrated Development Environment (IDE) model.
With this, any developer or those with minimal knowledge of coding can be able to turn a creative idea into an application.
It is an Agentic AI, meaning, once a job is assigned, it can work with less human intervention. Here, Antigravity agentic AI, once done with its job, will list out the tasks it just finished with screenshots and recordings and reveal what steps it will take to further improve the application programme.
Google Antigravity.
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Antigravity platform will offer the user to assign multiple tasks to different agentic AI bots. And, with Manager View, users can know the progress reports of all the agentic AI bots at work.
This is game game-changer for freelance software programmers, vibe coders and also for small startups to improve their productivity with fewer employees.
Google Antigravity is available in public preview at no charge, with high rate limits on Gemini 3 Pro usage.
In a related development, Reliance Jio, in collaboration with Google, has expanded the availability of 18-month free access to the Gemini AI Pro subscription to all 5G (prepaid and postpaid) users in India.
This plan, worth Rs 35,100, offers the latest Gemini 3 model on their phones and computers.
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