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13Gemini
Images, video and a huge memory
Google's AI, and it has two aces.
First - images and video. Images come from Nano Banana (yes, the model is really called that), and since spring 2026 video comes from Gemini Omni: you describe a scene in words, then edit the clip right there in the conversation. At first you just sit and watch. All of it is in the normal subscription.
Second - volume. Gemini was one of the first to hold gigantic amounts in its head, and that's still its strong suit. Throwing a huge document or a pile of files at it and asking it to make sense of them is its home turf.
It's fine for code too, though I prefer other things. But if your project is about visuals - covers, images, clips - I'd take this one.
Google also has Gemini Notebook (until summer 2026 it was called NotebookLM): you drop your own material in and it turns it into notes, a summary, even a two-voice podcast. Unexpectedly pleasant for studying.