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Recently, Google announced that the API of its flagship AI model, Gemini2.5Pro, has been reintroduced to the free tier of Google AI Studio. This news has triggered widespread attention and enthusiastic discussions within the developer community. According to AIbase, this move marks another important advancement in Google's efforts to popularize AI technology, offering developers lower barriers to innovation. As the most advanced AI model from Google so far, Gemini2.5Pro is known for its exceptional multimodal capabilities and strong reasoning power.

Recently, Google announced that the upcoming Gemini feature will replace Google Assistant on Android devices. According to an internal email obtained by Android Police, the Gemini update will start rolling out on July 7th. This update will allow users to still control phone calls, messages, WhatsApp, and other apps through this AI assistant even when the Gemini app is closed. This change aims to enhance user experience.

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Recently, Google officially launched its latest text-to-image model **Imagen4** through the Gemini API, marking an important milestone in the field of generative AI (AIGC). According to Google's official blog and community feedback, Imagen4 has achieved breakthroughs in generating text within images, solving a long-standing technical bottleneck in AIGC, and providing developers with a tool for creating high-quality visual content. It is reported that the model comes in two versions: **Imagen4** and **Imagen4Ultra**, with respective pricing details yet to be fully disclosed.

Recently, Google officially launched a new command-line tool - Gemini CLI. This tool is based on Google's self-developed Gemini2.5Pro AI model, aiming to provide developers with convenient AI Q&A and content generation services. With Gemini CLI, developers can directly call the power of AI in their own terminal interface, thereby improving programming efficiency and work convenience. One of the highlights of Gemini CLI is its support for up to 1 million tokens

Google has officially launched Gemini CLI today, an open-source terminal AI agent tool, directly challenging commercial AI coding tools. The project immediately received over 9,000 stars on GitHub, showing strong community interest. The free strategy disrupts the market: Zero cost usage: Simply use a personal Google account to obtain a Gemini Code Assist license. Top model: Free access to the Gemini 2.5 Pro model.

Amid the rapid development of the global artificial intelligence industry, the US AI startup Anthropic officially announced on June 24 that it will open its first Asia-Pacific office in Tokyo this fall. This news undoubtedly injects new vitality into the AI ecosystem in Japan and the entire Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2020, Anthropic is committed to developing AI technologies centered around human needs, with the philosophy of building safe and controllable AI systems to better serve society through technology. The company is leading in this field.

Recently, Google accidentally published a blog post about the Gemini CLI, but the page is now returning a 404 error. The unpublished article revealed several key features of the Gemini CLI, sparking discussions in the developer community. The content indicates that the Gemini CLI is an open-source command-line interface (CLI) tool for Gemini2.5Pro, supporting a context window of up to 1 million tokens, suitable for handling complex code and large-scale data.