The new Gemini model is now available in AI Mode for Search

Google has begun rolling out Gemini 3.7 Flash, the latest upgrade to its Gemini family, as a new AI Mode option for Search. The model is now available to AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers, promising sharper instruction following and deeper intent understanding.

What Gemini 3.7 Flash Brings to Search

The Flash variant is designed to operate faster and more efficiently than its predecessors, delivering responses that feel more conversational while still grounding answers in reliable sources. Google says the model can parse nuanced queries, handle multi‑step instructions, and generate richer snippets directly within the search interface.

Availability for AI Pro and AI Ultra Users

Subscribers to Google’s AI Pro and AI Ultra plans can toggle the new AI Mode in their Search settings starting today. The rollout is phased, with early access users reporting smoother interactions and fewer misunderstandings of complex prompts.

Key Improvements Over Gemini 3.5

• Enhanced instruction following, reducing the need for repeated clarifications
• Better intent detection for ambiguous or multi‑part queries
• Lower latency, delivering answers more quickly within the search UI
• Improved handling of factual grounding to minimize hallucinations

While the core architecture remains similar to Gemini 3.5, the Flash update incorporates refinements to the model’s attention mechanisms and training data, allowing it to stay on‑topic even when users shift the conversation mid‑search.

We wanted a model that feels instantly helpful without sacrificing accuracy, and Gemini 3.7 Flash is a big step toward that goal.

Google’s AI Mode continues to evolve as part of its broader strategy to integrate generative capabilities across its product ecosystem, from Search to Workspace. Users can expect further enhancements and new features as the company gathers feedback from the AI Pro and AI Ultra community.

The Verge coverage of the new Gemini model