Google AI

Google has launched Gemini 3, its latest AI model, intensifying competition with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Gemini 3 aims to provide more nuanced and efficient responses with less user input, integrating across Google’s services like the Gemini app and AI-powered search. It’s designed to be more intuitive and understand complex contexts. Google reports strong user engagement across its AI platforms, while also introducing “Google Antigravity” for developers and generative interfaces for users. Gemini 3 will cater to various business needs, and is driving substantial capital investments in AI infrastructure among tech giants.

Google is partnering with Reliance Jio to offer its Gemini AI service to over 500 million Indian subscribers, marking a significant stride in India’s AI race. The collaboration, valued at approximately $396 per user initially, will prioritize early access for young users with Jio 5G plans. This move follows similar initiatives by Airtel with Perplexity and OpenAI offering ChatGPT Go free for a year highlighting India’s growing importance for AI companies. The competition is expected to drive down prices and increase access to AI technologies.