Google Just Caught Up (Gemini-4 Argon)
Matt Wolfe showed 4 AI tools in this video on . None are verified available in the EU yet. Each row below jumps to the exact second. Part of week 2026-42.
Tools shown in this video, with timestamps
Google's new frontier model, now available to AI Pro/Ultra subscribers. It is state of the art on several benchmarks (Vals Index, Automation Bench, legal, agentic coding), offers a 1M-token output limit, and costs $2/$10 per million tokens at introductory pricing. Creator tested SVGs, a Mega Bonk clone, a physics playground, scheduling, research, and 3D-printable STL generation, and concludes Google has caught up but it isn't a huge leap.
Live demoGoogle's coding platform, where Argon is available in low, medium and high modes and requires an Ultra subscription. Its coding interface is reportedly coming to the Gemini macOS app.
Live demoTasks mode in the Gemini app, a rebrand of Gemini Spark, where the model does things on the user's behalf and connects to apps like Instacart, OpenTable, Adobe and Shopify. In the creator's early-access test, tasks stalled for about an hour, though a slide deck was still produced.
Live demoGoogle used Gemini Argon to teach a robot to play cornhole by watching first-person videos and practicing. It eventually landed seven throws in a row from about 2 ft away.
