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Google DeepMind has just launched Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking, a groundbreaking free experimental AI model that pushes the boundaries of mathematical and scientific reasoning, as well as multimodal benchmarks.

TODAY IN MORNING AI

• Google DeepMind Unveils Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking: A Leap in AI Innovation

• Microsoft has adjusted its exclusive cloud agreement with OpenAI

• At its ‘Unpacked’ event, Samsung revealed the new Galaxy S25 series

• Google is reportedly increasing its investment in Anthropic by over $1B

• AI fun fact

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Microsoft has adjusted its exclusive cloud agreement with OpenAI, keeping first-refusal rights for computing capacity but allowing OpenAI to explore additional infrastructure partnerships.

At its ‘Unpacked’ event, Samsung revealed the new Galaxy S25 series, which includes AI enhancements such as deeper Gemini integrations, multimodal agent capabilities, and context-aware natural language interactions.

Google is reportedly increasing its investment in Anthropic by over $1B, bringing its total stake to more than $3B. Additionally, a separate funding deal is in the works that could push the company’s valuation to around $60B.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff shared with CNBC that the tension between Microsoft and OpenAI began to escalate after Mustafa Suleyman was appointed CEO of Microsoft AI, leading to a rift between him and Sam Altman.

Ramp launched Ramp Treasury, a new AI-driven cash management platform for businesses, featuring automated balance alerts, liquidity forecasting, and self-guided finance options for passive investing.

AI DEVELOPMENT
Google DeepMind Unveils Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking: A Leap in AI Innovation

Google DeepMind has just launched Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking, a groundbreaking free experimental AI model that pushes the boundaries of mathematical and scientific reasoning, as well as multimodal benchmarks. The model has already claimed the No. 1 spot on LM Arena’s leaderboard.

Key Highlights:

• Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking scored 73.3% on the AIME (math) benchmark and 74.2% on the GPQA Diamond (science) benchmark, showing substantial improvement over previous models.

• With a 1M token context window, it can process five times more text than OpenAI’s current models, enabling the analysis of multiple research papers at once.

• The system also features built-in code execution and transparently displays its reasoning process, resulting in more reliable outputs with fewer contradictions.

• Currently available for free during beta testing with usage limits, unlike OpenAI’s $200/month subscription for access to its top-tier reasoning model.

Why it matters: Google continues to push the envelope in AI, with this new Flash Thinking model surpassing its previous experimental release to claim the top spot on the LLM leaderboard. With its advanced reasoning abilities and massive context window, users can now experience an AI powerhouse — all for free.

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