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Today at Google Cloud’s Gemini at Work event, we announced Gemini, a new single universal agent for work that has all of your business context and can be used for everything from knowledge work to answering questions, and content creation to coding, all from a single prompt box. It’s...

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Simon Smithvor 2 Tagen

Is this just Gemini... but now it does more? I don't get "we announced Gemini." Like, Gemini existed already. Is this an upgrade to the Gemini we already have in Workspace? Or an entirely new thing with the same name?

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Thomas Kurianvor 2 Tagen

Read more in our blog:

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Dar Ghobaarvor 2 Tagen

C'mon, publish Gemini 4 to the Pro users. You're really behind ur competitiors and it seems u don't really give a fuck!!

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M.G.C. CAPITALvor 2 Tagen

Gemini 4 Argon?

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kukasvor 2 Tagen

"today we announced Gemini" whoever has the job of naming things at google should be put down. gently, like the way you would with the family pet. it's time they rest

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Kingvor 2 Tagen

@Google Does it really work for complex use cases?Be honest. Asking because Spark is still useless even if it was launched in May before Muse, Instinct, Grok Bot and Fo.

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sshfkvor 2 Tagen

who care? we need gemini4

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RookAxtovor 2 Tagen

@Google We need Gemini 4 for pro plan🙌

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MONKE2525Evor 2 Tagen

Btw dont use gemini for code.

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Michel Ardan ⚜️vor 2 Tagen

How about shipping Gemini 4 instead of announcing Gemini?

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Ricardo Cardona Rvor 2 Tagen

CoWork? When?

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Thiago S. Gusmaovor 2 Tagen

Okayy... So grok bot, muse & GPT dots "Enterprise version" > Honestly I'd expect this from MS (i.e Co-Pilot) yesterday instead of Google from all places.

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satish kumarvor 2 Tagen

This feels like Google turning Gemini into a real work platform, not just a chatbot. And the scale is already huge more on that here

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Alex Tashvor 2 Tagen

Is this google's response to muse/dots/grok @grok thoughts?

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EKOS _ OMiD🇮🇷vor 2 Tagen

Persistent context is powerful, but the next architectural question is what becomes reusable knowledge. If an agent learns from tools, data and work history, the valuable layer is being able to separate runtime memory from verified knowledge with provenance and replayable evidence.

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Aapakarivor 2 Tagen

Persistent memory across every device is the piece that would win me over.

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Ray Bell -DoIT-vor 2 Tagen

wen?

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Naveen Saradhivor 2 Tagen

The real shift is persistent execution. One agent that remembers your context, knows your tools, spins up sub-agents, and keeps working across devices feels less like a chatbot and more like an actual coworker.

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Julian Cvor 2 Tagen

One prompt box for coding? Risky move!

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Jasko Besicvor 2 Tagen

Knowledge work = document work. MS Office has 425M enterprise users and they will only use Gemini if it can compile and edit office formats. We’re building this for Gemini enterprise for a large client. Soon Gemini will make better PowerPoints than any other solution.

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Tim Hughesvor 2 Tagen

BIgger than i think most people initially will think, congrats guys!

Profilbild von Nixi Stixx🐣
Nixi Stixx🐣vor 2 Tagen

the eternal pitch deck font doing more heavy lifting than the actual roadmap

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avor 2 Tagen

Bullish

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Kumar29042017vor 2 Tagen

Anything but Gemini 4

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basedcapitalvor 2 Tagen

the wildest part of the launch is that agents get their own gmail, calendar, and drive. google thinks the enterprise agent race is won on identity and permissions.

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WuKong Ai Marketingvor 2 Tagen

Orchestration and identity will decide if it sticks.

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mehdi🐺vor 2 Tagen

It's a very stupid model, it's like you talk to a 5yo

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J Svor 2 Tagen

Sure boomer, sure thing. People have been asking for an agentic harness for work and you’ve just been releasing absolute horse shit the past year.

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ShawFei🇺🇦vor 2 Tagen

@Google explain this

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UnApologetic Warriorvor 2 Tagen

@grok explain in nutshell

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anishvor 2 Tagen

one prompt box for everything is a bold bet, my one prompt box already holds 47 half finished side projects

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Woodchuckvor 2 Tagen

So boring...

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Shubham Jain | Backend Engineervor 2 Tagen

When a document is unshared with a coworker agent, what happens to the facts it already saved in memory? I'd love to see that case in a demo, especially with a task still running.

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