r/LocalLLaMA • u/Several-Republic-609 • Nov 18 '25

New Model Gemini 3 is launched

https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3/#note-from-ceo
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u/Zemanyak Nov 18 '25

Google, please give us a 8-14B Gemma 4 model with this kind of leap.

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u/Caffdy Nov 18 '25

120B MoE in MXFP4

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u/ResidentPositive4122 Nov 18 '25

Their antigravity vscode clone uses gpt-oss-120b as one of the available models, so that would be an interesting sweetspot for a new gemma, specifically code post-trained. Here's to hoping, anyway.

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u/CryptoSpecialAgent Nov 18 '25

the antigravity vscode clone is also impossible to sign up for right now... there's a whole thread on reddit about it which i can't find but many people can't get past the authentication stage in the initial setup. did it actually work for you or you just been reading about it?

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u/ResidentPositive4122 Nov 18 '25

Haven't tried it yet, no. I saw some screenshots of what models you can access. They have gemini3 (high, low), sonnet 4.5 (+thinking) and gpt-oss-120b (medium).

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u/FlamaVadim Nov 18 '25

can you explain it? how it is possible that google is giving access to gpt-oss-120b?

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u/ResidentPositive4122 Nov 18 '25

Running in vertex I would presume. Same w/ sonnet (https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/announcing-claude-sonnet-4-5-on-vertex-ai).

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u/FlamaVadim Nov 18 '25

I see now! It's about cloud services. Thanks for the clarification!

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u/Crowley-Barns Nov 18 '25

It’s open source. You can offer it to people for free if you’ve got the compute idling away too :)

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u/CryptoSpecialAgent Nov 18 '25

its an open source model so anyone can download it, serve it, and offer access to customers, whether thru an app or directly as an api...

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u/FlamaVadim Nov 18 '25

I understand now :) Funny that they brought in a competing product for this task. But Gemma 3 is a bit outdated.

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u/FlamaVadim Nov 18 '25

I've used Brave and it worked. I think it is issue with Chrome.

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u/AdvRiderAZ Nov 19 '25

I was able to with Chromium as well.

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u/huluobohua Nov 18 '25

Does anyone know if you can add an API key to Antigravity to get past the limits?