To relieve some of the pressure, Google is kicking off a new AI-powered tool designed to help you get a handle on the day ahead. Defined by Google as an AI productivity agent, CC sends you a personalized briefing every morning. By connecting to your Gmail and Google Calendar content, CC can see what awaits you in your inbox and calendar. The tool then boils it all down into a game plan for you to follow for the day.
The latest experiment emerging out of Google Labs is Disco, which is the company's AI-driven approach to web browsing. The first feature for Disco is called GenTabs, built on Google's Gemini 3 model. GenTabs are interactive widgets created from a mix of user prompts, open tabs and chat history. The preview examples demonstrate how GenTabs can create a model to demonstrate entropy as a study aid, or collect trip ideas into one screen for building an itinerary.
Google is launching a new AI concepting tool that lets you create moodboards to explore design ideas. The Mixboard Google Labs experiment gives users an open canvas to create projects from pre-populated board templates or text prompts using Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash model. The experimental tool is available through public beta in the US. The format is visually similar to platforms like FigJam or Adobe's Firefly Boards, so this isn't a unique concept, but it's interesting to see Google developing more design-based apps.
“Google Labs has introduced Opal, an experimental no-code tool that enables users to create AI-powered mini-applications through natural language descriptions and a visual workflow editor.”