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Vercel has added Gemini Decision 1, a model from Google, to its AI Gateway, according to a Vercel changelog entry. The multimodal decision model accepts text, images, audio, video, and PDF documents. Instead of generating text, it returns Boolean probabilities, choices, and scores. The source says developers can use it to route requests, check policies, filter agent tools, or rank results without generating output tokens.
Vercel has added Gemini Decision 1, a model from Google, to its AI Gateway, according to a Vercel changelog entry. The multimodal decision model accepts text, images, audio, video, and PDF documents. Instead of generating text, it returns Boolean probabilities, choices, and scores. The source says developers can use it to route requests, check policies, filter agent tools, or rank results without generating output tokens.
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Gemini Decision 1 from Google is now available on AI Gateway. The multimodal decision model works with text, images, audio, video, and PDF documents, returning Boolean probabilities, choices, and scores. Use it to route requests, check policies, filter agent tools, or rank results without generating output tokens....
Developers using AI Gateway get a new option for decision tasks such as routing and policy checks, where a scored answer may be enough. Teams building agents could use it to filter which tools an agent can call. The source does not cover pricing, latency, or accuracy, so those details are worth checking before adoption.
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