""Gemini Enterprise is an AI-powered conversational platform designed to bring the full power of Google AI to every employee for every workflow," said Pichai in his love letter to the miracle of AI. Gemini Enterprise is essentially a rebranding of Google Agentspace, the URL for which now redirects to the Gemini Enterprise page. It's not much to look at - a web interface with icons, an input box, a flow chart, and so on - but the same could be said of OpenAI's ChatGPT. It's the underlying models and integrations that count."
"Kurian wrote, "Through a no-code workbench, any user - from marketing to finance, and any other team - can analyze information and orchestrate agents to automate processes across the organization." Business automation is not exactly a new idea. Easily mechanized tasks have already been systematized through traditional computer programming and industrial robotics. But AI, according to Google, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI, Anthropic, Salesforce, and everyone plowing cash into data centers that will serve AI models, makes it possible to automate tasks that would be difficult to program by relying on natural language instruction, generated speech, and computer vision. Both Pichai and Kurian (and many others) insist AI is transformational."
Gemini Enterprise is a platform that applies Gemini machine learning models to automate business workflows via a conversational, no-code workbench. The platform is a rebranding of Google Agentspace and exposes a web interface with icons, an input box, and flow-chart canvases while relying on underlying models and integrations. The workbench allows nontechnical users across functions to analyze information and orchestrate agents to automate processes. AI expands automation beyond easily mechanized tasks by supporting natural language, generated speech, and computer vision, with vendors and cloud providers investing heavily in data centers to serve those models. Best Buy reported measurable customer-service improvements using such automation.
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