Googles Gemini 3 is smarter, better at figuring out what you need
Google has officially unveiled its latest advancement in artificial intelligence with the launch of Gemini 3, touted as the “most intelligent model” the company has developed to date. This new large language model (LLM) promises significant improvements in reasoning capabilities, enabling it to grasp the depth and nuance of various tasks more effectively. One of the standout features of Gemini 3 is its enhanced ability to understand the context and intent behind user requests, which is expected to streamline interactions and require fewer prompts to achieve desired outcomes. This innovation aims to make user experiences more intuitive and efficient, reflecting Google’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of AI technology.
Gemini 3 isn’t just a standalone update; it has been integrated across Google’s suite of products, marking a significant milestone as the first time a new model has been launched in Google Search on the same day as its announcement. Currently, this feature is available exclusively to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, but it is also live in the Gemini app, AI Studio, and Vertex AI, as well as Google’s agentic development platform, Antigravity. In terms of performance metrics, Gemini 3 has already made waves by achieving a leading score of 1501 Elo in LMArena, surpassing competitors such as xAI’s Grok and its predecessor, Gemini 2.5 Pro. For those seeking even more advanced capabilities, Google has introduced the Gemini 3 Deep Think model, which excels in reasoning and is particularly adept at tackling complex tasks, including the challenging Humanity’s Last Exam.
In addition to the model’s advancements, Google has revamped its Gemini app to enhance user experience. A notable new feature is the “My Stuff” folder, which organizes various chats and documents generated with Gemini, making it easier for users to access their work. The app also includes improved shopping functionalities and is experimenting with generative interfaces that respond dynamically to user prompts. Another innovative addition is the Gemini Agent, designed to handle multi-step tasks such as managing appointments, organizing inboxes, and conducting online research. This comprehensive approach not only showcases Google’s technological prowess but also emphasizes its goal of making AI tools more accessible and effective for everyday users. With Gemini 3, Google is setting a new standard in the AI landscape, promising a future where intelligent assistance becomes an integral part of daily life.
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Google
has a new contender for the smartest AI in the world.
On Tuesday, the company launched
Gemini 3
, calling it its “most intelligent model.”
The new LLM (large language model) should have improved reasoning, helping it to understand the depth and nuance of the tasks it tackles. But according to Google, it should also be better at figuring out “the context and intent behind your request,” which means you should be able to get things done with less prompts.
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Gemini hasn’t only been updated on its own. Google said it shipped the LLM at scale across its products, meaning that Gemini 3 is already live in AI mode in Google Search — the first time the company has shipped a new model in Search on launch day (note, however, that it’s currently only live for
Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers
). Gemini 3 is now also live in the Gemini app, in AI Studio and Vertex AI, as well as in Google’s agentic development platform, Antigravity.
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As is customary, Google immediately showed off
Gemini 3’s score
in various benchmarks. For example, Gemini 3 Pro is now the leader in
LMArena
with a score of 1501 Elo, ahead of xAI’s Grok, and Gemini 3’s predecessor, Gemini 2.5 Pro.
And if you want to push it a little further, you can run Gemini 3 Deep Think, which is even better in reasoning and more suited for the most complex tasks. That model is notably
better
in certain benchmarks, including the notoriously tough
Humanity’s Last Exam
.
On top of all that, Google also redesigned its Gemini app. One key change is the My Stuff folder, where you can find the various chats and documents you’ve created with Gemini. The company also improved the shopping experience, and started experimenting with generative interfaces, which are created by the model as you prompt it.
Finally, the Gemini Agent is a feature which can complete multi-step tasks for you, including managing your appointments and reminders, organizing your inbox, or performing research online.
