Gemini, 3.5 Pro-month jump, not as good as Muse Spark

OneMillion AI reported that the Google flagship model Gemini 3.5 Pro had been extended for months and was scheduled to be launched in June, but code capacity did not meet internal targets. Following the update of training data in late June, the results remain unsatisfactory. According to insiders, 3.5 Pro's latest assessment may not even be as good as Meta's Muse Spark. Test privileges for some associated business staff were withdrawn and only the model team was able to continue to use and view the results. Gemini's team morale is low, and some staff are concerned about team integration and lay-offs and are beginning to consider joining other AI laboratories. Recently, Noam Shazeer moved to OpenAI, and John Jumper, the AlphaFold core researcher, left Google to join Anthropic. However, the claim that Pro was cancelled is currently not supported by reliable evidence. Google responded that the model was still being tested with partners, while the upgraded version of the Flash model was being tested。