Google Announces Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental For Advanced Users

In addition to 2.0 Flash going stable in the app, Google today started letting paid subscribers test Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental.

Back in December, the company started testing 2.0 Experimental Advanced (gemini-exp-1206). It became available on Android and iOS earlier this month. Many assumed it was Gemini 2.0 Pro and Google has now confirmed that with the rename and updated model.

2.0 Pro Experimental is Google’s “leading model designed to be exceptional at complex tasks, providing better factuality and stronger performance for coding and math prompts. Google names use cases such as “tackling advanced coding challenges, like generating a specific program from scratch, or solving mathematical problems, like developing complex statistical models or quantum algorithms.”

…2.0 Pro Experimental will help you navigate even the most complex tasks with greater ease and accuracy.

Like before, it’s an experimental model “meant to be an early preview and can have unexpected behaviors and may make mistakes.” It does “not have access to real-time information and won’t be compatible with some Gemini features in its experimental state.”

Google mentioned Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental alongside 2.0 Flash going stable in the 2025.01.28 Release updates, but we’re not seeing it in the model picker just yet.

Meanwhile, 1.5 Flash and 1.5 Pro will remain available for a few more weeks to let users continue existing conversations. As of Thursday afternoon (PT), the company has yet to make any developer-focused announcements around 2.0 Flash hitting general availability.

Gemini Advanced requires Google One AI Premium, which is $19.99 per month.

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