🚨 Gemini 4 Could Be Google’s Biggest AI Test Yet

Google isn’t waiting around.

The Information reports that DeepMind head Demis Kavukcuoglu said Gemini 4 is already in early post-training, with Google aiming to release it well before year-end.

But the interesting part isn’t just Gemini 4.

It’s the speed.

Google reportedly wants to get an early post-training result out as soon as possible, then continue with rapid updates.

That changes the AI race.

Instead of waiting months for one major model launch, Google appears to be pushing toward a continuous upgrade cycle.

And Google has some serious advantages behind it:

🔹 Massive computing infrastructure

🔹 Gemini distribution across Search, Android and Cloud

🔹 DeepMind’s research capabilities

🔹 Billions of existing users

🔹 A huge advertising and cloud business to monetise AI

The challenge?

OpenAI and Anthropic aren’t standing still either.

The next phase of the AI race may be less about who launches the most impressive model once — and more about who can improve fastest while turning better models into real revenue.

For $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  Gemini 4 could be an important test of whether Google’s AI strategy can translate its enormous infrastructure and distribution advantage into a stronger competitive position.

👀 My question:

Does Google’s ability to iterate faster make $GOOGL more interesting, or is the AI model race already too competitive?

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