Gemini 3 正式发布：不只是升级，更是企业AI应用的转折点
谷歌最新发布的 Gemini 3 并非一次简单的模型迭代，而是一次面向企业应用的战略性飞跃。与以往不同的是，Gemini 3 在发布首日即全面接入谷歌核心AI产品矩阵，包括 AI Studio、Gemini 应用以及开放API接口。这意味着企业无需等待漫长的集成周期，即可立即开展实验、快速原型开发，并将先进AI能力直接嵌入业务流程，显著缩短从构想到落地的时间。
这一“即刻可用”的策略，标志着谷歌在推动AI普及化上的重大转变——不再局限于技术指标的突破，而是聚焦于真实场景中的可及性与实用性。
多模态能力跃升：让数据“活”起来
Gemini 3 最显著的突破体现在其强大的多模态理解能力——不仅能处理文本与代码，更能深度解析图像信息，并在此基础上进行逻辑推理。对于企业而言，这意味着可以将原始数据（如截图、报表、技术文档）直接转化为交互式可视化体验。
例如，用户只需上传一份性能基准表或分析报告的截图，Gemini 3 即可自动生成动态仪表盘，支持模型对比、维度切换和交互探索。这种能力极大降低了非技术人员处理复杂数据的门槛，使业务团队能够快速将信息转化为决策依据、客户演示或运营监控工具。
更重要的是，Gemini 3 的编码智能大幅提升，使得即使没有编程背景的用户，也能通过自然语言指令创建定制化图表、情景模拟和动态报告系统，真正实现“所想即所得”。
AI Studio 全面进化：让每个人都能成为创造者
谷歌 AI Studio 的升级，使 Gemini 3 不再只是开发者的专属工具，而是向所有“有创意、有想法”的人开放。其核心功能“氛围编程（Vibe Coding）”允许用户用日常语言描述应用构想，系统便会自动调用合适的模型与API，快速生成可运行的原型。
用户可以从“我感觉幸运”功能中获取灵感，或浏览内置的应用示例库——从营销落地页到沉浸式3D世界，许多复杂应用仅需极简操作即可生成。这些案例并非精心挑选的特例，而是普通团队成员在短时间内完成的真实作品，充分展现了 Gemini 3 的易用性与创造力。
这种低门槛的开发模式，让原本受限于技术资源的团队也能主动参与工具构建、仪表盘设计或客户应用开发，真正实现“全民创造”。
智能代理登场：自动化迈向战略层级
Gemini 3 不仅擅长编码与可视化，更在智能代理（Agentic AI）能力上实现突破，尤其是在工具调用和工作流自动化方面。企业现在可以利用 Gemini 构建能够自主执行任务的AI代理，例如：
- 自动分类和处理邮件
- 执行常规运营决策
- 管理重复性行政流程
这些代理已集成至 Gemini 应用及谷歌全新的 Anti Gravity 开发平台。后者专为开发者打造，采用“代理优先”（agent-first）的设计理念，将人类指导与AI主动建议相结合，显著提升软件开发效率，缩短交付周期，扩大项目边界。
Anti Gravity 内部已在谷歌广泛“自用”（dogfooding），其在专业开发者中的积极反馈，验证了该平台在提升工程团队生产力方面的巨大潜力。
思维转变：从“试试看”到“大胆想”
Gemini 3 的核心价值不仅在于技术能力，更在于它鼓励用户提升雄心。当面对复杂、高价值的业务挑战时——无论是将技术文档转化为互动培训工具，还是自动化多步骤流程——Gemini 3 的表现尤为出色。
一个实用建议是：在启动项目时，先提交一份简要需求，然后让 Gemini 3 提出五个新功能建议。许多企业反馈，其中至少有一到两个建议具备直接落地价值，这不仅加速了产品创新，也重塑了战略规划的方式。
AI 正从“执行工具”转变为“创意伙伴”，帮助团队突破思维局限，探索原本无法企及的可能性。
企业即刻行动指南
对于希望最大化利用 Gemini 3 的企业，以下步骤值得立即尝试：
- 进入 AI Studio（ai.studio/build）进行免费实验
- 上传一份现有数据截图，尝试生成交互式可视化
- 使用“氛围编程”功能，描述一个应用构想并生成原型
- 探索示例库，寻找可复用的场景灵感
- 向团队推广“提出更多需求”的思维模式，鼓励大胆提问
Gemini 3 的意义，不在于它能做什么，而在于它能激发你想到什么。它不是等待被使用的工具，而是邀请你共同创造的伙伴。
结语：Gemini 3 的发布，标志着AI从“可用”迈向“好用”的关键一步。它不再只是技术团队的实验品，而是每一位业务领导者都可以驾驭的创新引擎。真正的变革，始于你敢于提出的那个“更大胆的问题”。
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原标题: Ep 656: Inside Gemini 3: What’s new and what it unlocks for your business with Google’s Logan Kilpatrick
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AI Model Innovation: Gemini 3 Unlocks Immediate Business Impact
The release of Google’s Gemini 3 AI model is not simply an incremental update—it marks a strategic leap in both availability and utility for business adoption. The debut brought Gemini 3 into immediate circulation across Google’s flagship AI products, making its state-of-the-art capabilities accessible from day one. This means enterprises can trial and build solutions instantly via platforms such as AI Studio, Gemini app, and integrated APIs—enabling rapid prototyping, product development, and operational enhancements.
Advanced Multimodal AI Capabilities: Enhancing Data Visualization and Analysis
Gemini 3’s advancements are most concretely demonstrated in multimodal understanding—specifically, its ability to process and reason about visual data, alongside text and code. Businesses deal with ever-increasing volumes and complexities of data, and Gemini 3 facilitates actionable visualizations directly from raw input. For instance, users can upload screenshots of benchmark sheets, analytics, or technical papers, and the model builds fully interactive dashboards and visual experiences on demand.
This underscores significant utility for organizations that need to translate data into digestible, interactive outputs—whether for internal decision making, client reporting, or operational oversight. The increased coding intelligence of Gemini 3 means bespoke visualizations, scenario modeling, and dynamic reporting tools are within reach, even for non-technical personnel.
AI Studio Accessibility: Empowering Non-Developers & Dev-Curious Teams
The usability upgrades in Google AI Studio now position Gemini 3 not just for developers but for anyone with an appetite for innovation. The enhanced “vibe coding” feature allows users to describe their app concepts in plain language; Gemini 3 then assembles the relevant models and APIs, rapidly prototyping the idea with minimal technical knowledge required. Business leaders can kickstart projects using “I’m feeling lucky” for inspiration, or leverage the gallery of example applications—ranging from landing pages to immersive 3D worlds—showcasing how little effort can produce visible, market-ready results.
This approach means teams previously limited by development resources or technical knowledge can actively participate in building customized tools, dashboards, or client-facing applications. The on-demand nature of Gemini 3’s code generation lets organizations experiment, iterate, and refine solutions, shortening the cycle from concept to implementation.
Agentic AI Tools: Automating Strategic & Administrative Workflows
Beyond coding and data visualization, Gemini 3 introduces advanced agentic (autonomous) capabilities, especially in tool calling and workflow automation. Businesses can employ Gemini 3 to triage email inboxes, automate operational decisions, and manage recurring administrative tasks—integrated directly within products like Gemini app and Google’s new anti gravity platform for developers.
These autonomously-acting agents rely on the refined tool calling of Gemini 3, closing previous performance gaps in automation. The developer-centric Google anti gravity utilizes an “agent-first experience,” allowing for complex software development with a blend of human direction and proactive AI suggestion—this means faster delivery cycles and expanded project scope for engineering teams without bottlenecking on manual coding.
Mindset Shift: Driving Ambition and Maximizing AI Utility
A recurrent theme in Gemini 3’s deployment is the encouragement for ambitious use cases. The model thrives when challenged with complex, high-value business problems—whether devising interactive training tools from technical documentation, crafting unique product experiences, or automating multi-step processes. One practical workflow recommendation: initiate a project brief, then request Gemini 3 to propose multiple new features. Businesses report a significant proportion of these AI-generated suggestions as immediately valuable, highlighting the model’s utility in supporting product discovery and strategic planning.
Immediate Next Steps for Enterprises
With Gemini 3, Google emphasizes accessibility and direct applicability. The model is available for hands-on experimentation via AI Studio, the Gemini app, and through APIs, ensuring organizations can test, iterate, and integrate AI into their operations and offerings. Enterprises can submit feedback directly, accelerating maturation of both the model and supporting infrastructure.
For organizations focused on operational efficiency, rapid-app development, and insightful data interpretation, Gemini 3 lands as a practical enabler. It’s a call to shift from cautious trial to active, ambitious experimentation—driving transformation on timelines measured in days, not months.
For more technical guidance or case-specific scenarios, explore the AI Studio gallery and initiate pilot projects to see Gemini 3’s utility unfold within your business context.
Topics Covered in This Episode:
Gemini 3 Release Overview & Features
State-of-the-Art AI Benchmarks Exceeded
Gemini 3 in Google Ecosystem Products
Gemini 3 Vibe Coding Capabilities Demo
Non-Developer Use Cases for Gemini 3
Multimodal Understanding and Visualizations
Agentic AI Tools: Gemini Agent & Anti Gravity
Business Growth with Gemini 3 AI Integration
Episode Transcript
Jordan Wilson [00:00:46]: The day is here. Not that anyone’s been waiting for Gemini three, but it is out. It is live, and it is very impressive. So on today’s Fast Inferior Show, we’re gonna be talking with Logan Kilpatrick and going over exactly what is new in Gemini three. So, let’s skip the normal chitchat. You guys know if you wanna more, go to our website, youreverydayai.com. Alright. So let’s bring on Logan Kilpatrick to the show. Jordan Wilson [00:01:17]: Logan, thanks for joining again. But tell us real quick what’s new inside Gemini three. Logan Kilpatrick [00:01:24]: Yeah. Jordan, thanks for thanks for having me. I think today’s, today’s a special day, a very long time coming. You know, Gemini three is now available across our sort of suite of products, across our the suite of sort of ecosystem products, which is really exciting. And and the cool thing is it’s state of the art across, you know, pretty much every dimension that that we have the ability to measure right now. And I I think folks talk a lot about benchmarks, but I think you actually really feel this progress as you use a bunch of these product experiences. And I think, like, one of those is AI Studio for Vibe Coding, the other one, the Gemini app, other products. You can really sort of see the nuance of how much better this model really is across a bunch of different tasks. Logan Kilpatrick [00:02:04]: So, yeah, I think we should build some stuff. I’d be happy to show some examples of, like, what Gemini is is capable of, but the sort of headline is we have the world’s most capable model, and it’s available to everyone to try and build with across, again, AI Studio, the Gemini app in our APIs, which is super exciting. Jordan Wilson [00:02:19]: Yeah. I will ask you to show us under the hood. But real quick on that because, you know, you brought up benchmarks. And this is one thing I was kind of shocked by because even though Gemini 2.5, right, it’s been out since, I think, March. And on a lot of kind of different leaderboards, third party analytics, it was still kind of the top model, yet you guys coming out with a brand new one. You know, explain a little bit about that, you know, mindset shift of going past just benchmarks. Logan Kilpatrick [00:02:46]: Yeah. It’s a great question. I and I do think the it is cool that Gemini 2.5 pro is really still holding its own. I mean, there was definitely things where sort of the the ecosystem had surpassed the capabilities. And I think one of those is, like, agentic coding for an example, and and 2.5 pro was was obviously really good on some stuff. But, three point o really delivers on sort of, like, getting it back to the state of the art. And and, yeah, I think this going past the benchmarks era, I think, is really important. And this for the for us, this launch is is super exciting beyond just having a really great model because it’s one of the first times that we’ve made the model on day one available across this, like, huge suite of different products. Logan Kilpatrick [00:03:26]: And, really, it’s about, like, we want people to use the model. We we’re building these models to benefit humanity and to, like, have people actually use them. So in order to make that true, you need to be able to use the model easily. So, yeah, there’s a huge amount of, like, underappreciated, product work, but also a lot of infrastructure work to enable this. Shipping models across Google on day one is not easy to do. We have an incredibly large user base in in many different places and, yeah. So shout out to our infrastructure teams who have been working sort of night and day for many, many weeks to make this launch happen. It is it is not easy. Jordan Wilson [00:03:59]: Yeah. And and that is one that stuck out to me. I’m like, oh, it’s available via AI mode, like, today. Right? Rolling out to search, which is huge. So, yeah, Logan, maybe we’ll have you, grab the screen and kind of show our audience around a little bit. So, like, so much that’s new. The the the Google anti gravity, the the, generative interfaces. Right? But, yeah, let’s go ahead. Jordan Wilson [00:04:20]: We’re gonna bring on, your screen here. Let’s go ahead and grab it there. So, walk us through, especially for our podcast audience, what you have, on your screen and what you’re gonna show us here. Logan Kilpatrick [00:04:32]: Yeah. So I’m in I’m in AI studio. If you go to ai.studio/build,1 of the things that we’re showcasing with Gemini three is just how capable the model is for vibe coding. And I think, historically, people have sort of you know, vibe coding has a mixed reputation depending on who you are and what space you’re looking in. But I think with three with Gemini three Pro, you really start to feel that, like, if you’ve tried VAD coating before and it sort of, like, didn’t work or, you know, you weren’t super impressed, give it another try with this model. The sort of, like, design decisions and the sort of, complexity of what the model is able to build is really just it it feels like magic. So when you come into AI Studio, you’ll get you’ll get dropped into build mode. You can put in whatever I your idea is. Logan Kilpatrick [00:05:13]: You can click on feeling lucky, and sort of have us come up with an idea for you. You can also go to the gallery. And in our new gallery, we’re sort of showcasing all these really great examples of Gemini three Pro in action, sort of the design decisions the models made from a, from a landing page perspective. All these immersive and and visual three d worlds and games is crazy. Like, you can go in and play this Sky Metropolis game, and it’ll actually just you know, literally, it’s completely vibe coded. You can go in and play, and the people sort of start showing up in the in the world. It’s crazy. So the the model is able to and, again, this was, like, not, the intent of this was not to go and cherry pick a bunch of, like, you know, the best possible example we could come up with. Logan Kilpatrick [00:05:59]: Like, this was made by somebody on our team with, like, a very minimal amount of work, and just, like, showcases, like, how approachable this model is, at being able to build stuff. And, again, if you want to if you’re in AI Studio, you wanna sort of keep building with Gemini three, you like one of these, sort of gallery applets, you can go to the left hand chat and just, like, add features. So I could say add in some additional building thing or whatever it is. So I think it’s it’s really cool to just see the breadth of what the model is able to do. Like, I think I don’t know if folks see this, like, voxel art and the bouncing ball examples and all these other things. Like, really just, my main push for everyone is, be ambitious with what with what you want from the model. Like, this model, I feel like I’m always using AI, and I’m, like, trying to come up with, like, the simplest thing for it to go and build for me. And I think the mind shuts the mindset shift with Gemini three Pro is, like, be as ambitious as you can possibly be because this model can really help you build stuff that you probably wouldn’t have otherwise been able to come up with. Jordan Wilson [00:06:56]: Mhmm. So yeah. Yeah. You you know, what you’re showing us now inside of AI Studio, this model is available everywhere. But, you you know, it seems like, especially since 02/2005, the usefulness and the utility of Google AI Studio, which I’m sure was maybe originally built for developers. It’s now, I think, great for dev curious and even for nontechnical people. So maybe, Logan, I think when people log in and they’re exploring Gemini three Pro inside AI Studio, if they’re a dev, the light bulbs go off, and they’re like, yes. Like, I’m good. Jordan Wilson [00:07:27]: I don’t need to sleep. For nondevs, if they go into AI Studio now using Gemini three, where should they start? Right? Like, you just your average everyday nontechnical business leader, they go in here. They’re like, oh my gosh. There’s There’s so many capabilities. Logan Kilpatrick [00:07:42]: Yeah. That’s a great question. I think Vibe Coding is the place to start right now. And and part of this and, like, a great sort of example of this actually in practice is, I was yesterday, I was last night, I was sort of looking through the benchmark results for Gemini three, and I was like, I mean, not that, yeah. And I was like, oh, this is pretty boring. It’s just like a big table of numbers. So I took the I took a screenshot of the results, and I stuck it into AI Studio. And I was like, build me an interactive experience that sort of brings these numbers to life and, like, makes it more, in some cases, more digestible and makes it a little bit more interactive for me to see. Logan Kilpatrick [00:08:16]: So this literally took all of the data, and lets me sort of go through, and I can, like, compare different models if I wanna compare just two point five and three, and then I can switch to different categories and stuff like that. So it’s a good example of, like, you know, if you’re if you’re sort of just at the beginning of this journey of figuring out what AI is capable of, and, you know, your intent is not to, like, build a product, you can just take the this mantra of Gemini three helping you bring anything to life. I feel so viscerally. Like, just take a picture, of some data or take a picture of of, you know, art on your wall or whatever the random thing is. Put it into into AI Studio and ask the model to help bring that thing to life for you. And you sort of it blows me away every time, what the model is able to do. It’s just, it’s so impressive. And I I do think it delivers on that, like, bring anything to life mantra. Jordan Wilson [00:09:08]: Yeah. And I’m glad that you chose this as the example because this is one that I love telling nontechnical people because we have access to so much data. Right? Even if you’re not, you know, spending hours in Google Analytics or search council every day. Right? Everyone has access to so much data. You you know, what, is is maybe one new advancement specifically going from two five to three that helps with something like this, like what you’re showing on the screen, you know, building this very, you know, bespoke visualized, dashboard with with all of these metrics? What’s that big jump that’s really gonna, make this even more useful? Logan Kilpatrick [00:09:46]: Yeah. I think it’s, on the, like, model capability side, which I think translates to what you see in the product experience, it’s sort of twofold. It’s, the multimodal understanding that the model has. And, obviously, like, so much of the world that we all experience as humans is multimodal, and you see pictures and all these other things, and we’re digesting things, in a lot of cases, like, predominantly visually. And the model just has this, like, really nuanced understanding of visuals, and can sort of reason and not just understand, but, like, reason deeply about the context that’s there. Combine that with state of the art coding capabilities, and that’s where you sort of get this magic. And that’s why I think this I think, you know, vibe coding was, like, the the word of the year, through from one of the one of the main dictionaries that that’s out there. But I think, actually, Gemini three is, like, further accelerates this. Logan Kilpatrick [00:10:34]: Because, you know, again, some of the there were some examples that worked well before, but there’s a lot of things you just couldn’t do. And we actually have these in some of the blog posts where you sort of do this side by side. You can maybe take a technical paper, that you don’t understand about, you know, quantum mechanics or something like that. You can stick it in AI Studio and say, hey. I have no idea how this concept works. Can you take this technical paper and help bring it to life for me so that I can really understand the nuance of what’s happening here and build interactive visualizations? And it’ll just digest all that content and, like, build you that on demand experience, which feels so special. Jordan Wilson [00:11:09]: Alright. So, a very quick word from our very relevant sponsor for today. Midroll [00:11:14]: This podcast is sponsored by Google. Hey, folks. I’m Amar, product and design lead at Google DeepMind. We just launched a revamped Vibe Coding experience in AI Studio that lets you mix and match AI capabilities to turn your ideas into reality faster than ever. Just describe your app, and Gemini will automatically wire up the right models and APIs for you. And if you need a spark, hit I’m feeling lucky, and we’ll help you get started. Head to ai.studio/build to create your first app. Jordan Wilson [00:11:45]: AI is so fast. Our our ad from yesterday already has to be updated for today. But but, you know, Logan, I remember one of the first times that we talked on this show. You know, I was kind of asking you, like, hey. What’s next? What’s the next frontier? And I remember one thing you said is, you know, hey. Proactive agents. So I know we don’t have time to go into every single new release, but can you talk a little bit about what’s new on the agentic side? Because, I mean, you have Gemini agent, anti gravity. Give us a quick rundown. Logan Kilpatrick [00:12:13]: Yeah. No. That’s a great question. So, foundationally, Gemini three from an agentic perspective, the model is really, really good at tool calling. This is this is one of the areas where I think, like, we had the most gap to close, and I think three point o actually closes as, like, much, if not all of that gap, which is really exciting. And I think when when our when when the team sort of as we were developing Gemini three, the intent was like, hey. Well, let’s make sure we have product experiences that really bring this, like, tool calling capability to life. And I think you you mentioned two of them, and there’s actually a bunch more as well. Logan Kilpatrick [00:12:44]: But the sort of two main ones are in the Gemini app. There’s now an agent mode that’s sort of rolling out to, I think, it’s Ultra customers to begin with, and then sort of pushes the frontier of, like, what you would expect from a personal assistant that can sort of agentically do work on your behalf. So it can do things like triage your inbox and and other stuff. And, I think the reception so far from a bunch of our internal testing and external has been, like, really, really positive, which is awesome to see. And then the other one is Google anti gravity, which is our new sort of agentic developer coding platform, also built on top of Gemini three point o. And, the the folks on the on the anti gravity team have really been trying to push the frontier of, like, how do you change the way that building software works as a developer? And so you still have some of the familiar stuff like an IDE and such, but, maybe maybe you actually start with this sort of, like, agent first experience instead of going into an ID into, like, an actual code editor first. And I think there’s something really magical there in what they’ve come up with. And, yeah, it’s been it’s been fun to see. Logan Kilpatrick [00:13:47]: It’s also it’s, like, you know, the the internal reception inside of Google, which I think has a very, very high bar for, like, professional developer stuff, is has been really cool to see. So I think if you’re if you’re sort of a professional developer, your company has a lot of developers, I think anti gravity could be a really, really great thing to explore. Jordan Wilson [00:14:06]: For you. Right. Because I know everyone has, internally been dogfooding this for a while, I’m sure. What’s gonna change the most even for you and maybe even your colleagues how you all work? Because I think that’s something our audience can learn from. Logan Kilpatrick [00:14:19]: Yeah. I I think there’s this ambition piece, which I think continues. And I feel like if I reflect back, as somebody who was for who sort of formally trained as an engineer and sort of was a software engineer but no longer professionally write software is the good thing for the world. I I sort of feel like AI helped me be more ambitious. And I feel like when the sort of, like, AI one point o era hit, like, I could really be, like, 10 x more ambitious, and I could really go and tackle, like, difficult engineering problems by myself. And I feel like it just that continues to sort of, like, ratchet up. And I’m like, no. I just need to I continue to go through this mental reset of reminding myself I need to go and push more. Logan Kilpatrick [00:14:57]: I need to ask the model to do more. One of my favorite things now, which I would encourage folks to do is as I’m vibe coding, my favorite prompt now is, and Gemini three hits it out of the park is I just what I ask for whatever I’m trying to do in that prompt, and then I say, add five new features. And it is this really like, the model, it, like, barely adds any latency, and the model just, like, crushes it. And there’s, you know, a lot of stuff is useless. But I think, like, one in five, I’m like, this is a great this is a great feature for our product. Why are we not doing this? And so it’s been a ton of fun to, like, see that and have the model actually become, like, more of a thought partner in building and less of something that, like, I need to prescribe every detail, in order to get any amount of value out of it, which I think is historically what you would have to do with a lot of these models. Jordan Wilson [00:15:44]: Alright. So, today’s show is gonna be a fast one. But, Logan, as we wrap up, what would you say is the one most important, takeaway from the Gemini three release for companies that are trying to take the absolute most that the model has to offer and grow their company? Logan Kilpatrick [00:15:59]: Yeah. I think Gemini three can truly help you bring anything to life, whether it’s an idea or an experience or a product or whatever it is, but it requires you to push it. So I think push the model as far as you can, be as ambitious as you can, and we’re we’re doing our best to make sure that we have models that can be a partner and and sort of, show up and be ambitious with you. So, hopefully, folks enjoy the model. If you have feedback, things that don’t work well or just, like, broadly product feedbacks up, please send it to us. The team’s working super hard to make sure, we’re scaling up compute and all the other stuff with how much demand there is. So, please reach out if you if you need things from us. Jordan Wilson [00:16:34]: Yeah. And Logan’s not kidding. I have seen, him and the team responding at, like, 1AM and squashing bugs. So, Logan, thanks so much for taking time out of your day to join the Everyday AI Show. We’d really appreciate it. Logan Kilpatrick [00:16:45]: Thank you. Bye, Jordan. See you. Jordan Wilson [00:16:47]: Alright. Thanks, y’all. So, Logan, we will be wrapping up everything else in today’s newsletter . 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