Recently, Google introduced Gemini 3, which the company called its "most intelligent" AI model yet. So far, the AI leaderboards agree, with Gemini 3 surging ahead of rivals like ChatGPT at LMArena. Now, OpenAI head honcho Sam Altman has reportedly declared "code red" at the company in response to increased pressure from competitors.

Experimenting with the latest Google app beta, we managed to get a look at some new Gemini features, including handy Google Maps integration.

Following the release of Google's Gemini 3, which the tech giant touts as its "most intelligent" model, OpenAI is now on the defensive. The shift in power reportedly caused OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to hit the panic button after a memo leaked to The Wall Street Journal revealed that Altman declared a "code red" at the company.

Gemini Code Wiki works with Gemini CLI to show docs in your terminal, letting you explore structure and flow without switching tools.

Rather than selling AI as a set of discrete features within productivity software, Gemini Enterprise functions as what the company describes as “the new front door for AI in the workplace.”

Google is working on an upcoming UX overhaul for Gemini, in addition to a native desktop-native Mac app and an AI Studio mobile app.

Alphabet's answer is Gemini, a unified family of AI models built to power everything from Google Search to YouTube, Android, Workspace, and Google Cloud. The question for long-term investors is simple: Can Gemini fundamentally change Alphabet's trajectory, or is it merely the next iteration of Google's AI efforts?

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