The artificial intelligence market is undergoing a period of rapid change. After OpenAI and its product ChatGPT long stood alone as a clear winner, the picture is no longer so simple, especially with the confident and rapid rise of Anthropic and Google's Gemini. For a long time, both companies lagged behind OpenAI in terms of progress, development, and operational speed, trying to carve out a unique niche to maintain their presence amidst the monopoly imposed by OpenAI. However, two recent updates, Gemini 3 and Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5, suggest that Anthropic and Google may be the real winners for now. For Google, the launch of Gemini 3 was a massive update, achieving immediate success with the public, transforming the chatbot Gemini into the best version of itself to date. In contrast, the updates to ChatGPT 5 and 5.1 were disappointing, failing to deliver the expected leap in reliability, speed, and data processing accuracy. This latest version adds important updates that Gemini was previously lacking, such as gaining the feature of a personal assistant or agent to complete tasks on behalf of the user. It's not just about the new features; Gemini has become better overall. Upon its launch, the tech industry rushed to praise its success. Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce, commented on the X platform, saying: 'I've used a chat model every day for 3 years. I just spent two hours on Gemini 3. I'm not going back. The leap is insane — the reasoning, the speed, the images, the video... everything is sharper and faster.' Andrej Karpathy, former AI director at Tesla, also expressed his positive impression on X during the early access phase, stating: 'I had a positive early impression yesterday about the personality, the writing, the prompt engineering, the humor, etc. It has strong potential to be a 'daily driver', and it's clearly a top-tier 'large language model'. Congratulations to the team!'
