Google introduced the Gemini 3.5 Series and Gemini Omni models during the Google I/O 2026 event, focusing on advanced AI capabilities including faster coding, agentic task execution and video editing through a single prompt. According to the company, the new models are designed to support large-scale projects at lower cost and simplify content creation.
Google said during the I/O 2026 event that the new Gemini 3.5 Flash model delivers faster performance and improved agentic capabilities compared with earlier versions. According to the company, the model can handle high-level AI tasks at lower cost and delivers performance in areas including coding, financial analysis and multimodal understanding.
Google stated that Gemini 3.5 Flash is being made available to developers and users through the Gemini App, Search’s AI Mode, AI Studio and Android Studio. The company said the model achieved better results than other frontier models across several popular AI benchmarks.
During the event, Google highlighted the agentic capabilities of Gemini 3.5 Flash. According to the company, the model used 93 AI agents on the Antigravity platform to build a functional operating system within 12 hours. Google said the project’s API cost remained below $1,000.
The company said such AI capabilities could change software development and automation in the future, making it possible to complete large projects in less time and at lower cost.
Google introduced Gemini Omni as a new multimodal video generation model capable of processing text, audio, video and image inputs simultaneously. According to the company, users will be able to edit videos through conversational prompts.
Google said Gemini Omni Flash is currently being rolled out to AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscribers through the Gemini App and Google Flow. The company also said it plans to make the model available in YouTube Shorts and the YouTube Create app in the future.
