Google faces internal doubts about gemini 4's capabilities

As Alphabet Inc.’s Google prepares for the launch of Gemini 4, internal skepticism persists regarding the model’s effectiveness in critical areas like coding. The company is navigating concerns about the model’s performance, with employees questioning its readiness for real-world applications. According to a senior engineer at Google, the team is evaluating whether Gemini 4 can meet the high expectations set by its predecessors. The skepticism comes amid a broader industry push for more advanced AI models, with competitors like Meta and Microsoft also unveiling their latest offerings. Despite the doubts, Google remains committed to the launch, emphasizing its potential to redefine AI capabilities. The company has not yet provided specific timelines for the release, though it has indicated the model will be available by year-end 2026. Internal discussions suggest the focus is on refining the model’s performance before its public debut.