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Google has published eight examples of Gemini 4 Argon at work, including turning more than 80,000 NASA files from 72 Mars flights into an executive-ready presentation. Other demonstrations include making a playable 3D game from photos of a real desk and building interactive visualisations.
Why it mattersThese are company-selected examples, not independent tests, but they show the kinds of complex, multimodal work Google says the model can tackle. Google says Argon is available to developers and enterprises through its API and to eligible Pro and Ultra subscribers in several Google products.
Discuss: Which would be more useful in your work: AI that can organise a huge archive into a clear presentation, or tools that turn everyday photos into interactive projects?
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