Google makes Gemini 4 Argon model available to developers
Google has launched its new flagship Gemini 4 Argon model for general developers, enterprises, and paid subscribers worldwide, 13 days after restricting it to cybersecurity specialists. The model features promotional pricing equivalent to one-fifth of its competitors’ costs, alongside advanced performance in software engineering, robotics, and professional tasks.
Google tests secret Gemini Carbon model
Google employees have begun testing a new internal artificial intelligence version codenamed Carbon, which competes with Anthropic’s strongest software models. These tests coincide with the continued restriction of the officially announced Argon model from general users.
Google prepares to launch new Gemini coding model
Google is preparing to launch a new artificial intelligence model with highly advanced programming capabilities, paving the way to bridge the competitive gap in code writing against rivals Anthropic and OpenAI. The new model is named Gemini 3.8 Flash and is known internally as Schemakai, with reliable press reports indicating it could be launched as early as this week.
Meta launches two AI models to accelerate competition pace
Meta launched two advanced artificial intelligence products this week in a move aimed at keeping pace with the fierce race among major tech companies and accelerating product rollouts. The announcement included the Muse Spark 1.3 model for coding and autonomous task execution, alongside the ultra-fast, competitively priced Muse Voice Transcribe speech recognition model.
Google rolls out new Gemini model for coding tasks
Google is preparing to launch a new artificial intelligence model with enhanced programming capabilities under the name Gemini 3.8 Flash, known internally as Skymaki. This rollout represents a direct and powerful response from Google DeepMind laboratories to keep pace with independent coding tools offered by OpenAI and Anthropic.