Google on Tuesday November 18, released the latest version of its artificial intelligence model Gemini, highlighting that the new capabilities will be immediately available in numerous profit-generating operations including its search engine. On paper, Gemini 3, which arrives 11 months after the model's second generation, could keep Google ahead in the AI rivalry. Executives emphasized Gemini 3's top spot on a number of well-known industry leaderboards that track AI model performance during a press conference. It is "our most intelligent model," said to CEO Sundar Pichai in a blog post. However, as Wall Street looks for indications of an AI bubble, the focus of the AI race has turned more and more from benchmarks to profitable uses of the technology. The financial success of Alphabet's cloud computing division's AI products has been a major factor in the company's stock growth thus far this year. However, despite the support of top developers like Google,...