As global tech companies step up their efforts to take the lead in the quickly developing AI space, Google released Gemini 2.0 on Wednesday, describing it as its most sophisticated AI model.
When CEO Sundar Pichai unveiled the model, he claimed it signaled “a new agentic era” of artificial intelligence, with machines that could comprehend, reason, and make decisions about the outside world. He emphasized Gemini 2.0’s improved contextual awareness and decision-making features, which are intended to increase consumers’ utility of information.
Following a 3.5% spike the day before following the release of its ground-breaking quantum technology, the statement sent Google’s stock down more than 4% on Wall Street.
The launch of Gemini 2.0 started with developers and reliable testers, and more extensive integration across Google products.
