Gemini 4 Argon: What’s new and what’s next

We've seen performance optimizations across the board kind of across these cases. Some [music] folks on the anti-gravity team have been using the model to migrate from Fortran to Rust. So, code migrations. >> Wait, who's using Fortran in the industry? >> No, no, they're They've been taking Fortran code bases. >> External external code bases.

>> bases. Not our code bases. >> It's like a museum kind of thing. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, it's like it there's >> runs on Fortran. >> But there But there are still code bases in Fortran externally. >> Who here has ever I have written Fortran? >> I have not. >> have? Okay. [music]

Anybody used punch cards? Paper? No? I mean, I've seen them. I haven't >> [laughter] >> To be honest. >> [music] >> Hey everyone, how's it going? Welcome back to Release Notes. My name's Logan Kilpatrick. I'm on the Google DeepMind team. Today, we're here talking about Gemini for Argon. I'm super excited. We've got Josh, Melvin, Sergey, Tulsi,

the entire crew spanning product, model, research, everything in between. So, maybe Josh, maybe actually you kick us off with the news. Gemini for Argon available today for people to use. >> That's right. It's going to be in the Gemini app, in AI Studio, the Gemini API on Cloud, as well as anti-gravity. And

we can't wait for you to try it. It's got a bunch of leaps. We can unpack it here today. >> I love it. Yeah, yeah. I think we announced the model benchmark charts. We handed off to a bunch of folks in the Fairwind program, cyber defenders. And maybe actually it's worth like just

starting with like what's been going on. We we showed a bunch of We showed a nice beautiful benchmark chart, you know, 2 weeks ago roughly. And between now and then, all the stuff, I don't we can talk about it from all different angles, product testing, early access, research, etc. >> Yeah, it's been great. So, I think like