Google DeepMind announces “Gemini 3.5,” describing it as a version of its Gemini family focused on enabling complex, “agentic” workflows. The DeepMind blog post frames the system as designed not only to answer questions, but to help execute tasks that require multi-step coordination, where an AI performs actions as part of a broader workflow. The announcement emphasizes “frontier intelligence with action,” indicating a goal of combining advanced language-model capabilities with the ability to carry out or support structured task execution.
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