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Performance crushes opponents
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Performance crushes opponents! Google Gemini 3.5 Pro exposed: Epic upgrade scheduled for July 17 According to the latest news on social platforms, Google plans to officially release the new Gemini 3.5 Pro model on July 17 this year. This highly anticipated blockbuster model will support extremely large context windows of up to 2 million and introduce a new "deep thinking" reasoning mode. In terms of positioning, Gemini 3.5 Pro is a high-end system specially built for complex agent workflows. Compared with previously released Flash derivatives, it will assume higher-level reasoning and execution roles in action execution, sub-agent collaboration, programming, and long-term tasks. Front-end coding capabilities have jumped. According to screenshots leaked from overseas testing platforms, Gemini 3.5 Pro performed extremely well in some front-end AI tests. It has managed to outperform strong rivals in a hard-core coding task that requires generating minimalist isometric card swipe graphics. Multiple simultaneous comparison videos subsequently exposed further confirmed this result, fully demonstrating the leading technology of the new model. It not only shows a more refined interface design taste in front-end code generation, but also performs more accurately in the rendering of specific graphics. Opening a new era of agents In addition to its pure code generation advantages, Gemini 3.5 Pro also brings a more powerful autonomous agent workflow experience. This deep reasoning mode allows it to more intelligently understand the user's complex intentions, making it more capable when handling long-term continuous tasks. As the release date approaches, the global technology community and developers are full of expectations for Google’s secret weapon. The advent of this new model will undoubtedly once again intensify the fierce competition among global artificial intelligence leaders, and is expected to set a new benchmark in terms of technology implementation. via AI News (author: AI Base)