900M
Gemini monthly active users, roughly doubled in one year
97T
tokens processed by Gemini every month
13
Google products with more than 1B users
Sundar Pichai opened with numbers, but the numbers were not the point. They were the setup for one message: Gemini is no longer just a chat assistant. Google wants it to become a 24/7 agent layer that works across products.
Model
Gemini 3.5 Flash
Google positioned Flash as stronger than Gemini 3.1 Pro, with about 4x the speed of competing frontier models. Coding, agent tasks, and multimodal work all get upgraded. It is rolling out in the Gemini app, Search AI Mode, Antigravity 2.0, and the API.
Available globally from today
Model
Gemini 3.5 Pro
The Pro model is still in testing and is scheduled for next month. Flash is the first member of the 3.5 family; Pro is the stronger version coming after it.
Expected next month
Model
Gemini Omni
Google described Omni as "create anything from any input": image, audio, video, and text inputs, with video generation as the first output mode. The broader promise is a model that can move across input and output types more fluidly.
Starting with video generation
Agents
The Agent Layer Was the Real News
Agent
Gemini Spark
Spark is a 24/7 personal AI agent running on Google Cloud virtual machines. It is based on Gemini 3.5 Flash, connects to Workspace apps like Gmail and Docs, and will later reach third-party tools through MCP. Example tasks include monitoring hidden credit card subscriptions, tracking school emails, and turning Gmail threads into project notes. Sensitive actions still ask for confirmation.
Beta next week for AI Ultra users in the U.S.
Agent
Daily Brief
A personal morning brief pulled from Gmail, Calendar, and Tasks. It prioritizes what needs attention and adds suggested next steps instead of simply listing events.
Rolling out to AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra users in the U.S.
Agent
Information Agents in Search
Background agents inside Google Search can keep watching topics you care about: blogs, news, social posts, financial data, sports, and other live sources. When something changes, they notify you.
Coming this summer for AI Pro and Ultra users in the U.S.
Agent
Android Halo
A phone-level entry point for seeing what your agent is doing. It shows current agent task status at the top of the screen and alerts you when the agent needs attention.
Expected later this year
Spark is close in spirit to Hermes Agent: always-on, background-running, and built to watch things for you. The tradeoff is location. Spark runs on Google Cloud, so you do not maintain servers, but your data sits with Google. Hermes runs on your own machine, so the data stays local. Two routes, two sets of compromises.
Developer
Developer Tools
Dev
Antigravity 2.0
Google's agent-first coding platform now ships as desktop app, CLI, and SDK. It runs on Gemini 3.5 Flash, claims a 2x speed improvement, and supports multiple sub-agents coding and testing in parallel. In the demo, Google used Antigravity to build a tiny operating system that could run Doom.
Available globally from today
Agent Coding Tools Side by Side
Antigravity 2.0
Claude Code
Codex
Model
Gemini 3.5 Flash
Claude Opus/Sonnet
GPT / Codex
Form
Desktop + CLI + SDK
CLI
Desktop + CLI
Parallel agents
Yes
Agent View
Single session
Mobile control
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Remote Control
ChatGPT App
Status
Available now
Released
Preview
Pricing
Pricing Changed Too
Pricing
AI Ultra now has two tiers
Google added a $100/month tier with 5x the Gemini app and Antigravity usage of Pro, plus YouTube Premium and 10TB cloud storage. The previous top tier dropped to $200/month with 20x Pro usage. The Gemini app is also moving from daily prompt counts to compute-based usage, where cost depends on request complexity and enabled features.
Products
Other Product Updates Worth Noting
Product
The biggest Search redesign in 30 years
AI Overviews and AI Mode are merging into one experience. Search suggestions become AI-generated rather than simple autocomplete, image and video inputs are supported, and Search can use Antigravity to generate mini apps such as dashboards and trackers.
Product
Docs Live / Gmail Live / Ask YouTube
Google is pushing conversation into its core products: speak to Docs to create a document, search Gmail conversationally, and ask YouTube for specific video content.
Hardware
Android XR audio glasses
Google named partners including Samsung, Warby Parker, Gentle Monster, and XREAL. These glasses use voice and earbuds rather than displaying information on the lens. Navigation, translation, and photos are the early use cases, and iPhone support is included.
Product
SynthID + C2PA expansion
Google is expanding AI-content watermark verification to Search and Chrome. OpenAI also said it would use Google's content verification standard, a rare cooperation point between competitors on AI safety infrastructure.
What This Keynote Was Really Saying
Google announced dozens of products, but the main line was simple: Gemini is moving from "you ask, it answers" to "it does work for you." Spark is the 24/7 agent, Information Agents are background monitors, Daily Brief is the daily task layer, and Android Halo is the phone-level status surface.
Anthropic is moving in the same direction with Claude Code and Remote Control. OpenAI is moving there with Codex, ChatGPT mobile control, and deployment-oriented work. The routes differ, but the destination is similar.
Demis Hassabis ended with: "AGI is now on the horizon." Whether or not you believe that sentence, these products are already changing how people interact with AI.