Google is bringing agent AI to Gemini, launching first for enterprise users.
Google announced at its Google Cloud event on Thursday that it will upgrade its Gemini AI to an agent AI, enabling it to plan and execute tasks and work across business applications and systems. This agent AI can delegate tasks to sub-agents, utilize multiple AI models, and even have its own workplace identity and email address. Given Gemini's popularity in the enterprise sector, Google will first roll out this feature to businesses, followed by consumers.
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