Google Grants Access to Its Most Powerful AI Model Gemini 4 Carbon
The model is designed for complex analysis, and 10,000 scientists will receive free access for 6 months
Initially, at the end of October, Google demonstrated the model only to companies working in the field of cybersecurity. Now, Carbon is available to developers, corporate clients, scientists, and regular users.
The model is tailored for tasks requiring deep analysis and multi-step reasoning. It is suggested for use in software development and debugging, scientific research, vulnerability detection, and processing large datasets. For everyday queries and standard development, the company recommends Gemini 4 Argon—it operates faster and consumes fewer resources.
During initial tests, Carbon helped specialists identify zero-day vulnerabilities. Additionally, the model showed results in predicting protein structures, which can be applied in drug development. Google will provide 10,000 scientists with free access to Carbon for six months for research purposes.
Gemini 4 Carbon is available in Google AI Studio and Gemini for Business. Google AI Ultra subscribers will also be able to use it in the Gemini app, search, and on the Antigravity platform. The cost for developers is set at the initial price of Argon: $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens.
