Jyunmi Hatcher

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.

For developers and enterprises, Google is pairing the model with anti-gravity, a new agent-based coding environment where AI agents plan, write, run, and debug code across an integrated editor, terminal, and browser.

In context, this is Google's answers to a crowded field of so-called frontier models as it tries to stand out from OpenAI and Anthropic by shipping faster into everyday products instead of chasing leaderboard scores alone.

And those are also very impressive.

So Brian, I know you got a chance to deep dive, do some use cases and demos.

So tell us what you've seen in Gemini 3 so far.

Yeah, I mean, it makes sense.

But I think what it really highlights is that Gemini 3 really takes advantage and is aware of its entire context window, right?

It's that million, million tokens.

Yeah.

Right.

Oh, is it at two million?