Google (GOOG.US) shares fell 4% intraday on Thursday after reports that the company delayed the release of its flagship AI model, Gemini 3.5 Pro, due to its coding capabilities failing to meet internal expectations. The company had announced the Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model at its annual Google I/O developer conference in May, stating at the time that the model was for internal use only. According to CNBC, a Google spokesperson said the company is quickly launching multiple models while ensuring hig

Google (GOOG.US) fell 4% intraday on Thursday following reports that the company delayed the release of its flagship AI model Gemini 3.5 Pro, as its coding capabilities reportedly failed to meet internal expectations. The company had previously announced the Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model in May during the annual Google I/O Developers Conference, stating at the time that it was for internal use only. According to CNBC, a Google spokesperson said the company is rapidly rolling out various models while ensuring high cost efficiency for customers. The spokesperson stated: "We are currently testing 3.5 Pro with partners—this is an upgraded version of the Flash model—as well as other models, and we are actively working with the U.S. government."