Gemini 3: Google Builds Interactive AI Interfaces
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Resources & Recommendations
People Mentioned
- Demis Hassabis (CEO of Google DeepMind) - Discussed the capabilities of Gemini 3, Google's AI strategy, and timelines for AGI.
- Josh Woodward (VP of the Gemini team at Google) - Provided insights into Gemini 3's features, user experience, and integration plans.
- Sundar Pichai - Referenced for his previous statement about Bard being a "souped up civic."
Organizations & Institutions
- Google DeepMind - Google's in-house AI lab, led by Demis Hassabis, responsible for the development of Gemini.
- Anthropic - Mentioned as a competitor in the AI space.
- OpenAI - Mentioned as a competitor in the AI space, and also in the context of a lawsuit by The New York Times Company.
- Microsoft - Mentioned in the context of a lawsuit by The New York Times Company regarding the training of large language models.
Tools & Software
- Gemini - Google's AI model, with a focus on the new Gemini 3 version.
- Bard - Google's previous AI chatbot, now superseded by Gemini.
- ChatGPT - Referenced as a competitor to Gemini.
- Claude - Referenced as a competitor to Gemini.
- Google Anti-Gravity - A new product mentioned by Josh Woodward that will showcase Gemini's coding capabilities.
- NotebookLM - A Google product mentioned as an example of an AI-first product.
- Flow - A Google product mentioned, likely related to AI applications.
- Genie - A Google model mentioned by Demis Hassabis in the context of world model ideas and game programming.
- Simmer - A Google model mentioned by Demis Hassabis in the context of world model ideas.
Other Resources
- Humanity's Last Exam - A benchmark test used to evaluate the interdisciplinary reasoning capabilities of AI models.
- LM Arena - A platform mentioned for its ELO scoring system, used as a benchmark for AI model performance.