Developer Joins DeepMind's Antigravity Science Program, Claims Gemini Argon Is Frontier in Biomedicine
DeryaTR_ · x · 2026-10-28
Developer DeryaTR announced acceptance into Google DeepMind's 6-month Antigravity Science Program, saying Gemini Argon is now at the frontier of AI for biomedical science and that they're building biomedical apps with Antigravity. Garry Nolan amplified it: "I'm not sure people realize what is happening in biomedicine right now with these new capabilities."
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