Opus 4.6 already available on Antigravity!

It only took 14 years… but it’s finally here 😊 Meet NexPhone — a smartphone built to run Android, launch Linux (Debian) on demand, and dual-boot Windows 11. My 14-year founder story: nexphone.com/blog/the-tale-o… If you want to support what we’re building, a repost helps a lot.

RT @antigravity: Our new exclusive @antigravity stickers came in. 🔥We'll randomly select 10 winners by the end of this weekend*, but first,…

PSA: our team is online 24/7 helping customers scale with Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro, please let us know what you need (including higher API rate limits)! My email is Lkilpatrick@google.com

Let's set the record straight on recent misleading reports. Here are the facts: • We have not changed anyone’s settings. • Gmail Smart Features have existed for many years. • We do not use your Gmail content to train our Gemini AI model. We are always transparent and clear if we make changes to our terms & policies.

earlier this week my team in google deepmind launched @antigravity! it's a new agentic code product, in IDE form, that's closely tuned to the behavioral modes of gemini 3 and makes the most of gemini's code capabilities. we use Antigravity heavily within the Antigravity team and across google deepmind. admittedly, i use AI code tools sparingly, since i learn more without heavy AI assistance, but i've personally found great uplift calling on the Antigravity agent for various research eng tasks, from bypassing the cruft in implementing RL infra or data pipelines, to rebasing a complicated experiment in the google monorepo after a coworker has refactored something big. normally these are high-stakes tasks with little room for error, and i'm only comfortable using the Antigravity agent for them if i *trust* the agent. as such, i specifically wanted to shout out our Artifacts feature: these are agent-generated markdown files where both the AI agent and the user can track the planning, progress, final results / findings, and more, across the agent's task. i grabbed the example pictures below from @kevinhou22's walkthrough of antigravity on youtube (linked in a follow-up tweet). besides this notion of user<->agent trust, i think these artifacts grant many more advantages w.r.t. UX and model capabilities. as models get stronger, we're increasingly using them for complex, long-horizon coding tasks, where it's a lot of scutwork to verify these tasks after an AI has (maybe incorrectly) done them, and where having an async agent set-and-forget these tasks doesn't feel like the most participatory or empowering mode of software development. on the other hand, within our Artifacts, i've personally found the implementation plan, for example, to be the perfect balance between having my own high-level supervision of the task vs. letting the agent do the work. the great thing is, *gemini is trained to adhere strongly* to the implementation plan and other planning/progress artifacts. if something is outlined correctly in a planning artifact, i know it will be done correctly, and if something is missing, i can easily catch it and course-correct the model before it executes. these features are one example of how the Antigravity team strives for forward-thinking design in agentic code development. this initial launch is only the beginning for us--the Antigravity team is fired up to keep shipping big improvements and creative new features for the product. in general i've found it incredible how a massive company like google / google deepmind has mobilized around the pace of frontier AI development, and internally there is a pervasive, ebullient impetus towards moving fast and shipping cool shit just like a startup. the future is bright! hope you enjoy Antigravity :)

🍌🍌🍌Nano Banana Pro is rolling out incrementally to Google Antigravity users. Our agents have gotten even better at generating UI mockups, system diagrams, or relevant embeddable assets, all grounded in your existing codebase and knowledge.

people don't realize the impact this had internally, some of the best money google has invested

Next to Gemini 3, we‘re also launching Google Antigravity, our new IDE🚀 Excited to see what devs will build with it and how much you’ll push it to its limits! Would love to hear your feedback!

Gemini 3 and Antigravity are absolutely amazing. Today Antigravity is very stable and the agents are very fast!

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A view of a tiny apartment in Tokyo, What do you think of this? Video has sound 📹 TokyoLens x.com/tuidelescribano/status…

I used to find writing CUDA code rather terrifying. But then I discovered a couple of tricks that actually make it quite accessible. In this video I introduce CUDA in a way that will be accessible to Python programmers, and I even show how to do it all in @GoogleColab!

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