Matt WolfeFutureTools.io · Founder of Future Tools | Host of Next Wave Podcast

Testing The New Gemini 3.1 Pro Model

22 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this video, the presenter showcases Gemini 3.1's advancements in scientific and research tasks, highlighting its ability to generate an animated SVG of a gray wolf playing basketball. After a brief generation period, the resulting animation is displayed, with minor visual imperfections noted but overall deemed impressive. The speaker emphasizes Gemini 3.1's improved performance in scientific knowledge, agentic terminal coding, and research-oriented coding. Finally, the video outlines the model's rollout across three user groups: developers (Google AI Studio, Gemini CLI, Google Anti‑Gravity, Android Studio), enterprises (Vertex AI and Gemini Enterprise), and consumers (Gemini app and Notebook LM).

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Gemini 3.1 is an improvement in a lot of science and research kind of tasks. One of the examples I've been seeing a ton of for showing how good this is is the ability to create animated svg. Created an animated SVG of a gray wolf playing basketball. Make it viewable in my browser and after about three and a half minutes or so, we've got something that we can take a peek at. Let's go ahead and click on our preview button and see what we got. Show preview. Oh my gosh. I mean, yeah, it's not bad. It's actually. You can tell what it's supposed to be. Some of the stuff's in the wrong position. Like the number be more on the back here. The headband's kind of covering the eyes. But honestly, like, it's not horrible. It's a model that actually did get a lot better, but in specific areas like scientific knowledge, agentic terminal coding, scientific research coding and things like that. For developers, it's going to be in Google AI Studio, Gemini Cli, Google Anti Gravity and Android Studio. For enterprises, it's going to be in Vertex and Gemini Enterprise. And for consumers, we're getting it inside of the Gemini app and notebook LM.