Google has launched its latest AI model, Gemini 3, in a bid to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted that this new model aims to provide users with more accurate answers to complex questions, requiring less prompting. The rollout starts for select subscribers and will expand to a broader audience in the coming weeks. Gemini 3 will be integrated into various Google products, including the Gemini app and its AI search tools, which already boast 650 million and 2 billion monthly users, respectively. Pichai emphasized Gemini 3’s ability to understand context and intent better than previous versions, making it capable of delivering more insightful responses. As Google and its rivals invest heavily in AI infrastructure, the competition continues to intensify. Tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon have all raised their capital expenditure forecasts, with a collective expectation exceeding $380 billion for the year. Meanwhile, OpenAI recently made updates to its GPT-5 model, enhancing its performance in terms of speed and adaptability for users. In addition to Gemini 3, Google announced a new platform called "Google Antigravity," aimed at simplifying coding for developers. This platform allows for a task-oriented approach to coding. Gemini 3 is also described as the best model for "vibe coding," which helps developers generate code through prompts. It promises generative interfaces that can present answers in a visually appealing manner, similar to a digital magazine layout. For corporate clients, Gemini 3 can improve various operations, from employee training to video analysis and procurement.