What changed
Google DeepMind released the Gemini Decisions API, which can process up to 1,000 questions in a single API call. It is designed for workflows that need many small judgments at once, such as sending a scanned insurance form, damage photos and customer-call notes into one claims-intake request.
Why it matters
The useful shift is not simply a bigger model. It is the attempt to turn a pile of small decisions into one software transaction. A claims system could ask many related questions about the same case without sending each one separately, potentially making that workflow easier to assemble.
That also makes the limits important. The release provides no pricing, latency, accuracy, rate limits or evidence of customer deployments. Until those details are tested, the 1,000-question figure describes capacity, not proof that the API is ready to run consequential decisions unattended.
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