Google launched the Gemini 3 this week. The company describes it as its most intelligent model, offering direct and smart responses. It performed exceptionally well on all benchmarks.

Google recently launched its new AI model, Gemini 3. The company is calling it its most intelligent model yet, and it will be rolled out across all Google platforms, including the Gemini app and Search. Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated that the model is adept at reasoning and can understand depth and subtle nuances of speech like humans. Today, we're going to tell you four key things about this model.

Smart and honest answers

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This model focuses on providing accurate, clear, and helpful responses rather than pleasing the user. Google states that instead of simply repeating user expectations, it provides smart and direct responses that provide real insights. It understands context and tailors responses to the tone of the task.

Multimodality Support

Gemini 2 comes with multimodality support. The system can handle text, images, video, and code in a single workflow. If a user uploads handwritten notes, screenshots, long videos, and research papers in a single prompt, it can understand them all simultaneously. Its context window is 1 million tokens, allowing it to read and retain long documents and conversations. 

met the benchmark

Gemini 3 has passed almost all AI benchmarks. It ranks No. 1 on LMArena with an Elo score of 1501. It also performed exceptionally well on academic reasoning and real-world problem solving tests. For developers, it also leads the WebDev Arena test with a score of 1487. 

Interactive search results

Google has integrated it into its AI search mode, displaying dynamic visual layouts, interactive tools, and simulations. When users ask complex questions, it responds with tables, charts, and even custom calculators. For questions about orbital physics, it offers interactive modules to help users better understand the topic.