Jyunmi Hatcher

In that environment, Alibaba is not just launching a new app, it is betting that deeper integration with its browser's e-commerce ecosystem and cloud will turn Quen into a stickier daily assistant.

so uh so what drew me to this particular story is while it's not in line with all of the other ai stuff that's coming out in like the us and we'll talk about gemini 3 is is that um

within the own ecosystem of the Chinese models, there seems to be this race to the bottom for costs and acquiring more and more users and creating that platform, that integrated platform.

And we can see that's 100% what ChatGPT and OpenAI's campaign seems to be, or their business strategy.

So it does seem that it's not just us, it's them too.

So hopefully we'll see those international versions and see how they decide to release them as well and see if they can compete with the mindshare of ChatGPT.

Okay, so I've got...

I got this little intro for Gemini 3, and then I'm going to hand it over to you, Brian, because I know you said you would.

I'm just excited to get to Gemini 3.

Well, it is interesting that Google has an investment in Replit.

I wasn't aware of that because they're pushing out their own coding agents, right?

As is everybody.

As is everybody.

Right, right, right.

So I'm just wondering what they're kind of seeing there.

Okay, so as everybody knows, Google launched Gemini 3.

It's its newest flagship AI model, and they wired it directly into Google search.

Routers reports that Google is pitching Gemini 3 as the most intelligent model, emphasizing stronger reasoning, coding skills, plus better performance on key AI benchmarks, while also stressing that this release already

is already embedded into revenue generating products.

A Google blog post says that Gemini 3 now powers an upgraded Gemini app, multimodal analysis, and a new generative UI in search that can build interactive layouts and even custom simulations on the fly and not just text answers.