Google calls Argon its most comprehensive safety stack yet: → External bio red teamers could unlock under 1% of the sub-tasks tested
→ Shortcut attempts on coding benchmarks dropped to 2%
→ 0.7% attack success on Gray Swan's prompt injection benchmark
→ A real-time monitor
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Google Reports Bio Cyber and Benchmark Safety Results for Argon
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Argon Improves Quantum Decoding Circuits and Fusion Research
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Science is where it gets wild 🔬 → Quantum: nearly doubled inference throughput for an AlphaQubit error decoder, and cut the spacetime cost of an arcsin circuit 100x+ vs. a published baseline
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Argon Converts Human Cornhole Video Into Successful Robot Training
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Robotics 🤖
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Google reports an 87% score on ERQA, a benchmark for solving physical, spatial problems in 3D.
In an internal test, Argon watched a video of someone playing cornhole, wrote the simulation code itself, and Apptronik's Apollo humanoid went on to sink seven straight… pic.twitter.com/G9Dl0Cefo6Robotics 🤖 Google reports an 87% score on ERQA, a benchmark for solving physical, spatial problems in 3D. In an internal test, Argon watched a video of someone playing cornhole, wrote the simulation code itself, and Apptronik's Apollo humanoid went on to sink seven straight
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Wiz Uses Argon to Find and Fix a Healthcare Security Flaw
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Cyber defense 🛡️
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Starting today, Google is expanding Argon access to hundreds more partners in its Fairwind Program.
Through its free Scan for Good initiative, Wiz used Argon to find and fix a healthcare flaw that exposed a master key and admin access. According to Google, the… pic.twitter.com/8QxbaiaQ6ICyber defense 🛡️ Starting today, Google is expanding Argon access to hundreds more partners in its Fairwind Program. Through its free Scan for Good initiative, Wiz used Argon to find and fix a healthcare flaw that exposed a master key and admin access. According to Google, the
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Argon Improves Professional Style Following and Direct Answers
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Professional workflows For everyday professional work, Google says Argon follows style instructions better than any previous Gemini model, answers more directly, hedges less and skips the clichés. Early users are already putting it to work. Isomorphic Labs uses it to pull key
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Gemini Multiagent Loops Build Detailed 3D Scenes and Games
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3D and visual coding
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Argon also brings a big jump in spatial reasoning and visual coding 🎮
Googlers are running multi-agent loops in Antigravity to build 3D scenes and games that run right in the browser. Demos include a temple complex sculpted in Blender and a playable racing… pic.twitter.com/CAcYbETOye3D and visual coding Argon also brings a big jump in spatial reasoning and visual coding 🎮 Googlers are running multi-agent loops in Antigravity to build 3D scenes and games that run right in the browser. Demos include a temple complex sculpted in Blender and a playable racing
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Argon Autonomous Runs Improve Open Source Performance
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Open-source speedups Some of the most interesting results are public on GitHub, so you can check them yourself: → Google's ADK agent framework: one overnight autonomous run cut long-session prep time 40% and cold imports 21%
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Argon Combines Long Unified Context With Cached Input Pricing
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Pricing 💰 Introductory API rate: $2 per 1M input tokens and $10 per 1M output tokens, with cached input 95% off. After Nov 30, 2026, it moves to $4 input / $20 output. It also gets a 1M-token unified input-output limit, so it can stay on long, multi-step jobs without stopping
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Google Reports More Agentic Code and Fewer Rollbacks With Argon
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Engineering at Google
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Google has been using Argon on its own hardest engineering problems.
The company says Argon in Antigravity raised agentic code submissions by 35%+ while cutting rollbacks by nearly a third.
The standout: the Chrome team used it to untangle a ~6M-line… pic.twitter.com/bjmXxzw13ZEngineering at Google Google has been using Argon on its own hardest engineering problems. The company says Argon in Antigravity raised agentic code submissions by 35%+ while cutting rollbacks by nearly a third. The standout: the Chrome team used it to untangle a ~6M-line
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Gemini Argon Leads a Professional Work Benchmark
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Google's Gemini 4 Argon is now available, and it's built for the kind of problems that usually eat up weeks. Coding, finance, legal, cybersecurity, science. Google says it ranks #1 on the Vals Index, which scores models on real economic work across those exact sectors. Here's