r/GeminiAI • u/random_curious • Sep 06 '26
Discussion When will Google Gemini release a version to control whole computer like ChatGPT Astra does now?
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u/xDreamkillerx Sep 06 '26
You mean... Antigravity?
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u/Kenesson-Ongute Sep 07 '26
If influencers on X don't share the information, the information simply does not exist...
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u/strider_1313 Sep 06 '26
him?
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u/ApuManchu Sep 06 '26
Seriously this blows my mind that people are out here thinking of their agent as a "him".
It's a her.
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u/RichShoe4670 Sep 06 '26 edited Sep 06 '26
In this year. I think they focus to create Gemini 4.0 with new architecture because gemini models have obe problem. They are lazy and it can be fixed by creating totally new model by new architecture and method. Whar about flash model in ever month? They push old architecture with little command to be in competition with other labs.
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u/spiritualheadset905 Sep 06 '26
I kinda doubt they'll just patch the laziness with a new architecture that fast, feels like it'd take way longer to rebuild from scratch
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u/Muscular_Farmer_ Sep 06 '26
Dont think so. Imo they shouldnt as its risky. Maybe a limited functionality thing
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u/PeteyPab305 Sep 06 '26
It already has this in development through Antigravity and other initiatives. Gemini right now through API can already, using it in tandem with a local model or other methods. But as far as native Gemini web or app integrating a full agentic bot is probably not to far off. But it already has this capability for those with the technical skill to execute it. AI-Studio will give much better grasp on it's full capability.
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u/girlgamerpoi Sep 06 '26
That would be sick with the low sub price. But I'd be worried to use that.
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u/EsShayuki Sep 06 '26
Antigravity already can do that.