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Google's top-tier AI "Gemini 4 Carbon" achieves high cyber defense performance

Google's top-tier AI "Gemini 4 Carbon" achieves high cyber defense performance
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Google announced its next-generation frontier AI model 'Gemini 4 Carbon', highlighting improved cyber defense capabilities and an upcoming launch.

Key points

  • •Google announced its next-generation frontier AI model 'Gemini 4 Carbon' on October 28.
  • •Availability for developers, enterprises, and individuals is scheduled to begin soon.
  • •Pricing is set at $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens.
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