Gemini AI: Tech leaders have become fans of Google Gemini 3, find out why this new AI model is in the news..

The launch of Google's most advanced AI model to date, Gemini 3, has taken the tech world by storm. Released on November 18th, this model is significantly updated from its previous version, Gemini 2.5. Google considers it the beginning of a new era of intelligence. Gemini 3's hallmark is its ability to easily understand complex questions and grasp the context behind them. It provides quick and sharp answers with fewer prompts. It is capable of multimodal processing, including text, images, video, logic, and reasoning.

This is why this model has been integrated into Google's search products from the very beginning, demonstrating the company's confidence. Salesforce CEO Benioff said that he had been using ChatGPT daily for the past three years but has now switched to Gemini 3. He said the leap has been remarkable. Reasoning, speed, images, and video are all faster and sharper.

A Big Leap in Math and Reasoning
According to Box CEO Aaron Levie, Gemini 3 Pro is 22 percent better than its previous version in reasoning, math, logic, and analytical capabilities. He says this model could prove to be a major game-changer in areas like healthcare, the public sector, finance, and manufacturing. Renowned AI researcher Andrzej Karpathy said Gemini 3 has the potential to be a daily driver, with a great personality, good humor, a strong writing style, and excellent coding. However, he also said that he was hesitant to assume a 2025 launch due to the model's training data being limited to 2024.

AI's New Standard, Investors and Analysts
According to investors and analysts, Gemini 3 is a state-of-the-art AI, pushing the boundaries of the AI ​​frontier and will prove to be a strong advantage for Google and its search products. Bank of America Securities said Gemini 3 is a major step for Google toward closing the large performance gap with AI competitors. Alphabet's stock rose 3% the day after Gemini 3's launch. The stock has gained more than 55% so far this year, and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway recently made a major investment in Google, indicating strong confidence in the future of AI.

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