Gemini 2.5 is leaving preview just in time for Google's new $250 AI subscription

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This is mind boggling. That’s $3K per year. So that you can post a query and get a probabilisticly amalgamated answer to a snapshot of the internets sum knowledge, the very internet that google was going to help us “index” but then played a key role in enshitifying.

its an experiment, it could be rolled back in a year

but, I do think in the future, these "premium" agent accounts will be like the Amex Centurion...when your "premium" agent wants to arrange a table at French Laundry, it jumps the line etc

we are definitely headed towards a future where some agents get priority over others, this happens in any services market

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