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Gemini Decisions API scores choices in one request

The new API returns confidence scores for bounded decisions over text, images, audio, video and PDFs.

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A hand with a pen reviews printed charts; stock photograph, not a Sheets screenshot.
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Why it matters: Check what changes, availability and limits.

What it adds

Gemini Decision 1 evaluates yes/no questions, choices or rubrics against shared multimodal input.

Where it fits

It is available through Gemini API in AI Studio. A hypothetical use is classifying requests and routing uncertain cases to human review.

Limits

A score does not guarantee accuracy. Validate synthetic examples and review regional access, costs and data handling before integrating it from Spain. We have not tested the API; the image illustrates reviewing results.

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