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AI leaks and early reports

Follow early reports about AI models, assistants and features that may still be in development. ByteForward brings together short editorial summaries, available evidence and the questions each report leaves open. These reports are unconfirmed unless an entry says otherwise. An early interface, screenshot or code reference can show what is being tested without establishing a release date or public availability.

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Evidence status Confirmed later

Gemini 3 Pro left a preview reference in Vertex AI

A Gemini 3 Pro preview identifier appeared in Vertex AI code in early November 2025. Google launched the model later that month.

Evidence status Confirmed later

Gemini visual answers appeared in early tests

In October 2025, Gemini tests showed interactive visual answers. Google began rolling out Visual Layout with Gemini 3 the next month.

Evidence status Confirmed later

NotebookLM tables were spotted before release

A hidden Data Table option surfaced in NotebookLM in October 2025. Google launched structured tables with Google Sheets export in December.

Evidence status Confirmed later

Genie world creation previews preceded a public test

An October 2025 preview pointed to a playground for making and exploring AI worlds. Google opened Project Genie to eligible Ultra users in January 2026.

Evidence status Later superseded

Invite links previewed Copilot group conversations

In October 2025 invite links exposed a shared Copilot chat experiment. Group conversations later became a public feature, then were retired during the August 2026 app transition.

Evidence status Confirmed later

Veo 3.1 showed up before its announcement

A Veo 3.1 disclaimer surfaced in Gemini ahead of the announcement in October 2025. Google released the model that day, while early guesses about clip length remained unproven.

Evidence status Confirmed later

Gemini Agent banners appeared ahead of launch

Gemini Agent preview banners surfaced in October 2025. Google introduced the experimental task assistant for eligible Ultra subscribers in November.

Evidence status Confirmed later

NotebookLM visual outputs surfaced ahead of release

Infographic and slide generation controls surfaced in NotebookLM during autumn 2025. Google launched both visual outputs with Nano Banana Pro in November.

Evidence status Confirmed later

NotebookLM hinted at saved conversations

A hidden label pointed to saved NotebookLM chats in September 2025. Google announced persistent conversation history in October.

Questions about AI leaks

What counts as an AI leak

A leak is an early report or product clue that appears before an official announcement. It may involve an interface, screenshot or code reference. The evidence can be incomplete.

Are these reports confirmed

Reports are unconfirmed unless an entry says otherwise. Each summary explains the available evidence and what remains uncertain.

Where can I find the original source

Cards with a verified source link open the original report when selected. Image previews and source credits have their own links. Some historical entries may have no surviving source link.

Why do reports change

New evidence can clarify or contradict an earlier report. Features can also change during testing or never become publicly available.

Does this page cover every leak

Coverage is incomplete. ByteForward selects reports for editorial summaries and cannot capture every clue or independently verify every claim.

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