Google has launched Gemini 4 Argon, calling it the company’s most powerful AI model yet. The announcement came on October 1 and 2. Argon is aimed at advanced reasoning and coding tasks. It supports up to 1 million output tokens. That is far more than earlier models could produce. Google says it scored 68.9 percent on the Vals benchmark, a tough test of reasoning. Access is limited for now. Only trusted cyber defenders can use its most powerful features. Google says the restriction is for safety. Advanced AI could be misused by hackers and criminals. The launch heats up the AI race. Rivals are releasing new models almost every week. Argon will power Google’s products, from Search to Workspace. Developers will get access in stages. Pricing has not been announced. Google says more details will follow in the coming weeks. Rival labs are expected to answer with their own launches, keeping the AI race at full speed.