Google is set to unveil its next-generation artificial intelligence model, Gemini 3, in 2025, a move that has been officially confirmed by the company's CEO, Sundar Pichai. This upcoming model is poised to outperform its predecessor, Gemini 2.5 Pro, significantly narrowing the performance gap with GPT-5. A key focus of Gemini 3 will be enhancing its 'intelligent agent' capabilities, though it's not anticipated to deliver immediate groundbreaking advancements. Gemini serves as the cornerstone of Google's AI strategy, boasting over 650 million monthly active users. Despite this impressive user base, it still trails behind ChatGPT in terms of market penetration. Google's search business has witnessed growth through the integration of AI features, although these new functionalities have also ignited some controversies. Google Cloud emerges as a major catalyst for AI growth within Alphabet, with over 70% of its current clientele already leveraging its AI toolkit. Google is resolutely committed to constructing an end-to-end, vertically integrated AI technology stack to cater to the escalating demand for AI infrastructure. In the realm of research and development, Google is making significant strides in the development of multiple novel generative models. Moreover, Waymo, Alphabet's autonomous driving division, is also ramping up its expansion efforts. It has plans to penetrate the London and Tokyo markets and is launching innovative projects aimed at broadening its user base.