Gemma Playground: Robot Duck
Xavier Plantaz, Partner Solutions Engineer at Google, brings two Open Duck Mini v2 robots, built by Antoine Pirrone, on-device with Gemma 4. One runs Gemma 4 E2B on LiteRT on a Raspberry Pi 5.
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Stop managing infrastructure for AI Agents 🛠️
From prompt to production-ready agents, managed Agents in the Gemini API handle the infrastructure layer for you.
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Can you spot which committed file explains this mismatch?
There is a small package management puzzle from a familiar workflow. Plus local development and CI both install the same dependency, but they end up with different versions.
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When did you know you wanted to be a dev?
We asked people when they knew they wanted to be a developer. ✨ When was that "aha" moment for you? Share your story in the comments!
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Can an AI agent delegate its own work?
In Google Antigravity 2.0, you don't have to worry about your AI getting confused by large, complex, or vague tasks.
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What is the most random thing you have vibe coded lately?
From mock exams to study tools and driving test simulators, the creativity from developers at #GoogleIO was mindblowing. Subscribe to Google for Developers → goo.gle/developers
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Managed Agents in the Gemini API
Logan Kilpatrick sits down with Ali Çevik and Philipp Schmid to walk through managed agents in the Gemini API.
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Spending hours automating a task they could do in 2 min? 🟥 or 🟩 ?
Red flag or green flag? 🚩✅ From tab organization to questionable desk-side beverages, it’s time to see where the community stands. Where do you draw the line?
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Getting Started with Managed Agents
Learn how to get started with Managed Agents in Google AI Studio and the Gemini API, and easily build your own custom agents.
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A mechanical or low-profile keyboard?
Which keyboard layout helps you code faster and keep a natural workflow?
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Vibe code conversational agents in AI Studio
Learn how to build real-time conversational agents in Google AI Studio. Describe your app using natural language and your voice, iterate, then share and publish to a public URL.
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Which Typescript user will result in an error?
A small TypeScript pattern that often slips through reviews. You define a union, handle a couple of cases, and move on. Later, a new variant gets introduced. Nothing crashes immediately.
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Gemini co-leads on project origins and what's next
To mark the launch of Gemini 3.5 Flash, Logan Kilpatrick sat down at Gradient Canopy with four of the people who built it: Jeff Dean, Koray Kavukcuoglu, Noam Shazeer, and Oriol Vinyals.
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Attempting to pick a favorite at #GoogleIO is clearly going well.
Which announcement, experience, or demo took the top spot? Share your pick. Subscribe to Google for Developers → goo.gle/developers Speakers: Laura Radovolsky
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Inside the Chrome Dev Prompt Lab at Google I/O 2026
From the I/O stage to the event grounds, Chrome DevRel Engineer Matthias Rohmer gives you a front-row seat to the new Chrome Dev Prompt Lab.
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5 tips to creating production-ready AI agents
Taking your local AI agent from a local prototype to a fully-fledged production can be a feat, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are five tips to make sure your AI agent runs efficiently and at scale!
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This season on #GoogleIO...
This season on #GoogleIO, the stage was set and the innovation was nonstop. If you want to catch all the excitement, head over to YouTube for the full recap.
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Android Dev Zone Demos (Google I/O 2026)
Google I/O just wrapped, and we announced many tools and features to help you build using AI agents. In this video, Engineering DevRel Manager Florina Muntenescu walks through two of the I/O demos.
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It took great lengths to find the best updates. 🧭
Explore the latest in AI, Android, Chrome, and Cloud with the on-demand content on our channel! Subscribe to Google for Developers → goo.gle/developers
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Developer Keynote (Google I/O '26) - Audio Described
Learn about the latest updates to our developer products and platforms.
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AI Dev Zone Demo (Google I/O 2026)
The biggest shift at Google I/O isn't just smarter AI—it’s AI agents that actually do the heavy lifting for you.
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What's new in Google AI
Explore Google's end-to-end AI stack. Learn about the latest model capabilities across multimodal, media generation, and robotics, and how to leverage them using Google’s infrastructure.
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Google I/O 2026 Recap with Logan Kilpatrick, Josh Woodward and Tulsee Doshi
Josh Woodward from Google Labs, Gemini and AI Studio and Tulsee Doshi from Google DeepMind join host Logan Kilpatrick to break down the biggest launches from Google I/O 2026, from Gemini 3.5 Flash
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The future of software development
Coding is evolving from writing boilerplate to curating outcomes.
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Bring the power of on-device AI to life with Google AI Edge and Gemma
Build powerful AI features for your users. Explore Google's product suite to integrate on-device AI across mobile, web, and more to keep data private, latency low, and enable offline capabilities.
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What's new in the Gemma open model family
Build AI applications with the Gemma family of open models' state-of-the-art tools. Uncover the newest additions to the family and dive into the practical tools that make them usable at scale.
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Consider this your sign to discover what's new from #GoogleIO 📲✨
Passing the phone to someone who needs to catch up on everything happening at #GoogleIO. Subscribe to Google for Developers → goo.gle/developers
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Directing the future: craft and creativity in the age of AI
Go behind the scenes with filmmaker Doug Liman, his production partners at 30 Ninjas Julina Tatlock and Jed Weintrob, and Google’s Mira Lane as they explore the intersection of cinematic craft and AI.
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Physical AI: the new era of robotics
Join scientific leaders from Google DeepMind and Boston Dynamics as they unpack the seismic leap in embodied AI.
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A new era of discovery: AI and the frontiers of science with Demis Hassabis
We are at an incredibly exciting and consequential moment for AI.
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