Google Poised to Ship Coding-First Gemini Flash Amid DeepMind Pivot
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Gizmodo, citing anonymous Wall Street Journal sources, reports Google DeepMind is close to releasing Gemini 3.8 Flash (aka Skimaki), a coding-first AI designed to run faster and cheaper than trillion-parameter models. The move follows Demis Hassabis stepping down as DeepMind CEO and signals a pivot toward more competitive coding-oriented AI, with Brin involved in accelerating shipping. Gemini Flash reportedly tested on an internal coding tool called Jetski and is said to outperform Claude Opus in coding tasks.
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