Gemini 3 Emerges as Leading Front-End Development Model

Google's next-generation flagship model, Gemini 3, is gaining attention even before its official release. Known for its exceptional capabilities in front-end development and SVG vector image generation, Gemini 3's multimodal features have been significantly enhanced. It can visualize a black hole with a short prompt and run directly in Chrome without external assistance. Additionally, it handles various SVGs with animation effects effortlessly.

Gemini 3 can compose original piano pieces and has been praised by netizens as 'the best front-end and web development model ever.' Although not officially released, real-world tests by netizens provide insights into its performance. According to previous disclosures, Gemini 3 is expected to have two versions, with the Pro version using MoE architecture and possessing trillions of parameters.

In the ARC-AGI-2 general intelligence test, Gemini 3.0 Pro achieved an accuracy rate close to 35%, and it scored the highest in the HLE benchmark. Real-world tests demonstrate its excellent performance in programming and multimodality. The model excels in front-end development and interface design, producing impressive results.

Gemini 3.0 also excels in handling various images, delivering outstanding results in the famous SVG test. It shows significant improvements in rendering game controllers and surprises with high-quality game background images. Its capabilities rival those of GPT-5's dedicated programming model.

The model's understanding of physical principles has improved, and it can bypass the 'counting fingers' trap. Changes in agent function calls are anticipated, though details remain confidential. Rumors about the release date have circulated, but a recently leaked document suggests an October 22nd launch.