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Meet Veo 3.1 Lite 🎬 Our most cost-effective video generation model is now available in the Gemini API and @GoogleAIStudio. Veo 3.1 Lite lets devs rapidly iterate and scale high-volume video apps at roughly 1/2 the cost of Veo 3.1 Fast at the same speed.

Build a real-time voice agent with Gemini 3.1 Flash Live and Stream's Vision Agents SDK using Stefan Blos’s walkthrough to move from early access to a fully orchestrated multi-step workflow. What’s covered: ✨ Setting up the Vision Agents SDK with the Gemini plugin ✨ Defining tools for image generation and product search ✨ Building a video processor to analyze live frames via Next.js and WebSockets Grab Gemini API keys at @GoogleAIStudio and explore the Vision Agents SDK from Stream to start building. Watch the full video: goo.gle/4m4GpgH

@half_coderr Congrats on completing day 1! Stick with it, you've got this. 👏 Lots of learning resources here if you're looking for inspiration: developers.google.com/learn

✅ Day 1 of #100DaysOfCode 🔥 Just crushed Day 1! ✅ Python Basics till Loops (variables, data types, operators, conditionals & loops) 🐍 ✅ Linear Algebra fundamentals 📐 ✅ Revised JavaScript (basics) 💻 Consistency is the key.💪 #100DaysOfCode #Python #LearnInPublic

Your code belongs in a secure repository, not just in your local memory. 💾 Celebrate #WorldBackupDay by both backing up your work and securing your seat for #GoogleIO → goo.gle/io2026reg-1

In Phase 2 of our AI workshop, we’re leveling up our multimodal agents! If you want to see how Cloud Spanner Graph and multi-agent orchestration work in a real-world architecture, this is the session for you. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@GoogleAIStudio Start building today: blog.google/innovation-and…

@GoogleAIStudio Key Specs: 🔹Text-to-Video (T2V) & Image-to-Video (I2V) modes 🔹Native Landscape (16:9) & Portrait (9:16) formats 🔹4, 6, and 8-second durations 🔹720p and 1080p options

Meet Veo 3.1 Lite 🎬 Our most cost-effective video generation model is now available in the Gemini API and @GoogleAIStudio. Veo 3.1 Lite lets devs rapidly iterate and scale high-volume video apps at roughly 1/2 the cost of Veo 3.1 Fast at the same speed.

@PyTorch Register: goo.gle/4m3Ijyf

🌟 Join the TorchTPU session at #PyTorchCon Europe 2026 in Paris on April 7–8. Learn the strategy and roadmap that brings a native @PyTorch experience to TPUs. The program includes infrastructure, applications, and agent-based systems, with sessions on training, inference, gen AI, responsible AI, security, privacy, and frameworks.

@GoogleResearch @kaggle Huge congrats to the winners! It’s inspiring to see the developer community use AI to create meaningful, real-world impact. ❤️

Today, we’re announcing the winners of the MedGemma Impact Challenge, launched in collaboration with @Kaggle. 850+ participating teams showed us how AI can help bridge global healthcare gaps. Check out the winning innovations →goo.gle/47oQG1l

Experience multi-agent orchestration with Antigravity. Antigravity uses a main agent to delegate tasks to specialized sub-agents. Multimodal models work together to research, screenshot, and verify your build.

Antigravity’s browser sub-agent can "look" at your app, scroll through it, and click to verify that everything works before you deploy. It’s built-in safety using screenshots and recordings.

It’s time to move beyond the terminal. Explore Antigravity Editor and Agent Manager, showing how to generate apps with Gemini Flash and make UI modifications just by pointing and clicking. Catch Stephanie Wong, Kevin Hou and Andy Zhang to learn exactly how to get started with @Antigravity. 🔗 Get the full video and tune in for a new livestream every week: goo.gle/4s4wtVY 🔗 Learn Antigravity basics: goo.gle/antigravity-ba…

Are you feeling more like a stretchy cat #6 or #7 today? Lean into that energy and remix your own #GoogleIO puzzle here → goo.gle/iopuzzle26-1

📢 ADK for Java 1.0.0 is here! Build your AI agents in Java with powerful tools and services, custom context engineering, #A2A integration, and more. Get the latest details: goo.gle/4dQQXOj

In JavaScript, this depends on how a function is called, not where it was originally defined.

Ready for a JavaScript developer challenge? A method works when called directly, then behaves differently when passed to setTimeout. What happens, and why? Check out the video and share your answer in the comments.