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Google DeepMind launched the WebLI-100B dataset which contains hundreds of billions of visual language data.

Google has globally launched its AI image blending tool, Google Whisk, which is available in over 100 countries.

A public interest AI partnership supported by Google has been launched, and it has successfully raised over $400 million.

Google has expanded NotebookLM Plus, providing personal users with a new AI note-taking experience.

Google has made changes to its AI premium plan, with NotebookLM Plus now available for free.

Google is adding a digital watermark to images edited by Magic Editor AI on Pixel 9 devices, especially those modified via Reimagine. This helps identify AI-generated and edited content.

Google launched its Gemini 2.0 Pro series on February 5, 2025, featuring groundbreaking capabilities including a 2-million-token context window (processing 1.5 million words) for technical documentation analysis. The models demonstrate 98% accuracy in mathematical reasoning benchmarks and support real-time code execution through integrated development environments. Key features include multi-step problem solving with "chain-of-thought" reasoning, API-based tool integration (Google Search, Maps, Drive), and specialized optimization for STEM applications. Early tests show 40% faster code generation compared to previous models while maintaining enterprise-grade security protocols.

On January 22, 2025, Google unveiled the upgraded Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking model, designed for complex reasoning tasks. This updated version features a 1-million-token context window and native code execution support, significantly enhancing its analytical capabilities. It aims to address challenges in various fields such as education and research, allowing users to process extensive datasets while maintaining logical consistency. The model's improvements promise to transform industries reliant on advanced AI reasoning.

Google unveils new reasoning model Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking to rival OpenAI o1

Today we're introducing a new video model, Veo 2, and the latest version of Imagen 3, both of which achieve state-of-the-art results. These models are now available in VideoFX, ImageFX and our newest Labs experiment, Whisk.