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Google DeepMind Debuts Genie 4 World Model With Audio and Longer Scenes

Google DeepMind released Genie 4 in research preview, a world model that generates photorealistic, interactive environments with real-time audio including music, ambient sound, and dialogue. The new model allows mid-simulation prompt edits like changing weather or camera angle, maintains consistent scenes for up to two minutes, and offers improved physics and more lifelike characters compared to last year's Genie 3. It's currently available to select testers, with broader access planned for Google AI Ultra subscribers.

Google rolls out Gemini Personal Intelligence to Android Auto

Google has begun bringing its Gemini Personal Intelligence feature, which lets the assistant draw on data from linked Google apps like Gmail, to Android Auto. The rollout starts globally today, excluding Switzerland, the EEA, UK and Nigeria, and the company plans to extend it to cars with Google built-in in coming months.

Google Opens Gemini 4 Argon to Paying Subscribers and Developers

Google DeepMind has expanded access to Gemini 4 Argon beyond its initial cybersecurity-focused rollout, making it available to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers, enterprises, and developers through Android Studio, Google AI Studio and Antigravity. Introductory pricing starts at $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens, rising to $4 and $20 respectively after November 30.

Google unveils Gemini 4 Argon, its newest flagship AI model

Google has begun rolling out Gemini 4 Argon, describing it as its most capable AI model yet. Access currently is limited to a small group of testers focused on cybersecurity defense, with plans to later expand availability to Google AI Ultra subscribers. Google released benchmark data showing strong performance across coding, legal reasoning, and business/economic tasks.

Google bundles premium Colab compute access into AI subscription plans

Google is now including premium Google Colab benefits within its Google AI Pro and Ultra subscription tiers, giving subscribers access to faster GPU and TPU resources without paying separately for Colab Pro or Pro+. AI Ultra subscribers receive additional perks such as premium GPU access and uninterrupted background code execution. Existing standalone Colab subscribers can stack their compute unit balances with the new plan benefits, which Google says will roll out over the next few weeks.