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September 18, 2026

Google is testing its next-gen Gemini4Pro model, codenamed Argon and labeled gemini-3.8-flash, on benchmark platforms. Early tests highlight exceptional SVG generation capabilities, notably creating complex images like a pelican riding a bicycle, outperforming OpenAI's GPT-6Astra Pro in structural accuracy. The testing version suggests strong potential for graphic generation, with official release details pending as Google refines the model.

Google is testing its next-gen Gemini4Pro model, codenamed Argon and labeled gemini-3.8-flash, on benchmark platforms. Early tests highlight exceptional SVG generation capabilities, notably creating complex images like a pelican riding a bicycle, outperforming OpenAI's GPT-6Astra Pro in structural accuracy. The testing version suggests strong potential for graphic generation, with official release details pending as Google refines the model. Google is testing its next-gen Gemini4Pro model, codenamed Argon and labeled gemini-3.8-flash, on benchmark platforms. Early tests highlight exceptional SVG generation capabilities, notably creating complex images like a pelican riding a bicycle, outperforming OpenAI's GPT-6Astra Pro in structural accuracy. The testing version suggests strong potential for graphic generation, with official release details pending as Google refines the model.
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