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Alexey Shabanov@TestingCatalog
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Google is aggressively enhancing its Gemini platform with a suite of new features, including the integration of Imagen 4 for improved image generation, expanded Canvas capabilities, and a dedicated Enterprise mode. The Enterprise mode introduces a toggle to separate professional and personal workflows, providing business users with clearer boundaries and better data governance. Gemini is also gaining the ability to generate content from uploaded images, indicating a more creator-focused approach to multimodal generation. These additions aim to make Gemini a more comprehensive and versatile workspace for generative AI tasks.
Gemini's Canvas, a workspace for organizing and presenting ideas, is also receiving a significant upgrade. Users will soon be able to auto-generate infographics, timelines, mindmaps, full presentations, and even web pages directly within the platform. One particularly notable feature in development is the ability for users to describe their applications, prompting Gemini to automatically build UI visualizations for the underlying data. These updates demonstrate Google's strategy of bundling a broad set of creative tools for both individuals and organizations, continuously iterating on functionality to stay competitive.
The new Gemini 2.5 Pro model is out, the company claims it is superior in coding and math, and is accessible via Google AI Studio and Vertex AI. Google claims the Gemini 2.5 Pro preview beats DeepSeek R1 and Grok 3 Beta in coding performance, with performance metrics showing the new version of Gemini 2.5 Pro improved by 24 points in LMArena and by 35 points in WebDevArena, where it currently tops the leaderboard. This model is priced at $1.25 per million tokens without caching for inputs and $10 for the output price. It’s better at coding, reasoning, science + math, shows improved performance across key benchmarks.
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Gemini's Canvas, a workspace for organizing and presenting ideas, is also receiving a significant upgrade. Users will soon be able to auto-generate infographics, timelines, mindmaps, full presentations, and even web pages directly within the platform. One particularly notable feature in development is the ability for users to describe their applications, prompting Gemini to automatically build UI visualizations for the underlying data. These updates demonstrate Google's strategy of bundling a broad set of creative tools for both individuals and organizations, continuously iterating on functionality to stay competitive.
The new Gemini 2.5 Pro model is out, the company claims it is superior in coding and math, and is accessible via Google AI Studio and Vertex AI. Google claims the Gemini 2.5 Pro preview beats DeepSeek R1 and Grok 3 Beta in coding performance, with performance metrics showing the new version of Gemini 2.5 Pro improved by 24 points in LMArena and by 35 points in WebDevArena, where it currently tops the leaderboard. This model is priced at $1.25 per million tokens without caching for inputs and $10 for the output price. It’s better at coding, reasoning, science + math, shows improved performance across key benchmarks.
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- TestingCatalog: Google to bring Canvas upgrades, image-to-video and Enterprise mode to Gemini
- siliconangle.com: Google revamps Gemini 2.5 Pro again, claiming superiority in coding and math
- the-decoder.com: Google rolls out new features for AI Mode and Gemini app