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Google announces Gemini 3.5 Live Translate, a real-time speech-to-speech translation model that will power Meet and Translate with 70+ languages and over 2,000 language combinations. It will roll out to Google Meet (initially via private Workspace previews) and globally to the Translate app on Android and iOS, adds a new Android listening mode, and watermarks audio with SynthID to curb misinformation.
Google expands Gemini 3.5 Live Translate to real-time speech-to-speech translation across Android/iOS Translate, Google Meet, and developer tools via the Gemini Live API and AI Studio. The model covers 70+ languages with near-conversational latency, preserves tone and pacing, and adds SynthID watermarks to mark AI-generated audio. Enterprise users get early Meet access, with broader rollout planned to the Translate app and consumer/public APIs.
Google’s NotebookLM is getting a major upgrade to Gemini 3.5 with Antigravity support, expanding file types (PDFs, DOCX, images, CSV/JSON, Excel, slides) and enabling a cloud computer to run code for research workflows, plus a new “research report” source-import flow. The update also adds more than 100 software skills to streamline notebooks and allows generating documents (PDFs, slides) alongside text. The rollout starts today for AI Ultra and Workspace AI Ultra Access/Expanded Access subscribers, with broader availability to other accounts later; Google touts a 65% win rate versus Gemini 3.1 on core metrics like accuracy, multilingual support, large document analysis, document creation, and advanced research.
Google updates NotebookLM to Gemini 3.5, adding a secure cloud computer per notebook, code-writing capability, and enhanced web-source discovery via Google Search. You can start research by asking questions directly in chat, import or choose sources, and export results in new formats (PDFs, data visuals, spreadsheets, images). The upgrade is rolling out to AI Ultra and Workspace users with broader plans later.
Google announced Gemini 3.5-powered upgrades to Search that support longer, more natural queries and nudge users toward a chatbot-driven, AI-enhanced results interface, plus new ‘information agents’ for Pro/Ultra subscribers. Separately, it unveiled intelligent eyewear—voice-controlled glasses with embedded cameras developed with Samsung, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster—set to hit shelves in fall, signaling a broader shift of Search into AI-assisted, personal assistant functionality.
Google unveiled the Gemini 3.5 family at I/O with two variants—Flash (cost-effective) and Pro (Cappuccino, premium)—delivering faster performance, higher-quality outputs and better adherence to prompts for UI design, software development and creative work; early tests show strong capabilities but issues like excessive UI generation, occasional instruction inconsistencies and output variability, with broader availability expected after launch.