Gemini 3 Pro is now available in Neiron!
Yesterday Google introduced its new AI model — Gemini 3 Pro. It's a true performance record-breaker: benchmarks, expert tests, and independent evaluations confirm its power.
🖼 The model is astonishingly creative — it can be your brainstorming partner, doesn't flatter, and says exactly what you need to hear. Gemini 3 Pro writes complex code on the first try, creates professional web design, and solves scientific problems at the PhD level.
💡 How to test the model (available 🔥Premium subscribers):
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Go to the bot menu and press the '📱GPT/Gemini/Deepseek' button
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Select the Gemini 3 Pro model and ask any question or write a command
Try it now and see how smart and useful AI can be today! 🧠
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