Google's next major AI model release has captured market attention, with traders and analysts tracking multiple scenarios for when Gemini 3.2 will launch. This event aggregates five linked prediction markets, each representing a different potential release window: May 8, May 15, May 22, May 31, and June 30, 2026. By bundling these markets together, you can see the full probability distribution of when Google might announce and deploy its latest AI system, rather than viewing each deadline in isolation. The markets function as a real-time consensus mechanism—when prices rise on a particular date, it signals that market participants believe the release is more likely to occur by that time. When prices fall, the opposite is true: skepticism about an imminent launch. The most important signals appear in the ordering and spreads between markets. If May 8 trades significantly higher than May 15, it suggests confidence in an earlier launch. Conversely, if later dates command premium prices, traders may be anticipating delays or challenges in the development timeline. You'll also notice that the 'Yes' price on any given date roughly indicates the cumulative probability of release by that point—so a June 30 'Yes' price near 85 cents means traders believe there's approximately an 85 percent chance the model launches by the end of June. Use these prices to gauge both the expected launch window and the confidence levels across different timeframes. The markets stay live and update continuously, letting you track how sentiment shifts as new announcements, reports, or technical developments emerge.