Google appears to be preparing for the introduction of Gemini 3.0. The new AI model briefly appeared in AI Studio, the development platform where programmers, researchers, and students work with the various Gemini models. According to BleepingComputer, the fact that the model is now visible there indicates that the official rollout is not far off. The update is expected to go live within a few hours to days.
Google says it has pulled AI model Gemma from its AI Studio platform after a Republican senator complained the model, designed for developers, "fabricated serious criminal allegations" about her.
Wonder, which launched in April, said the funding was led by Atomico, alongside existing backers LocalGlobe and Blackbird. Other investors included Adobe Ventures, Upside Ventures - a VC firm launched by the UK YouTube group Sidemen - and Joaquin Cuenca Abela, CEO of the creative AI company Freepik. Also participating were Nigel Morris, a former Dentsu executive, and Erik Huggers, chairman of EveryoneTV and former Vevo CEO. All in, Wonder has raised $15 million.