Google has rolled out a new tool called Google Scholar Labs, poised to transform the landscape of answering academic research inquiries through the power of artificial intelligence. Functioning as a sophisticated research aide, this tool empowers users to explore intricate academic topics from various angles. Once a user poses a question, the tool meticulously examines the query, scours for pertinent resources, assesses the findings, and sifts through relevant papers. Simultaneously, it elucidates the rationale behind its responses. At present, the tool is exclusively accessible to a limited number of logged-in users. Those who lack access can still grasp its functionality by perusing examples, as the AI will rank papers and present concise summaries. Furthermore, in its quest to enhance Google Scholar, Google has also unveiled Gemini 3.0, upgraded the AI capabilities of Google Search, and launched Google Antigravity IDE to go head-to-head with Visual Studio Code.