Google Founder Brin Urgently Takes Over Gemini Team, But "3.5 Pro Has Been Cancelled"

Google founder Larry Brin's intervention in the management of the Gemini team marks the company's senior leadership's emphasis on this large model project. Meanwhile, the cancellation of the Gemini 3.5 Pro version indicates an adjustment in product strategy.

Severe internal friction in computing power allocation is the core issue. In the competition among AI large models, computing power is a core resource. Poor internal resource coordination may slow down training efficiency and affect model iteration speed.

Google faces pressure from competitors such as OpenAI in the AI field. Direct takeover by senior leadership helps unify decision-making and reduce internal friction, but the cancellation of the version also reflects uncertainty in the R&D roadmap.

Gemini is the core of Google's multimodal large model. This adjustment may mean Google is re-evaluating model architecture or resource investment direction to cope with fierce market competition.

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