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 and Gemini Omni to the debut of Gemini Spark. Their conversation digs into everything from agent payments and voice to predictions for what comes next.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsDSeMXaCak

Miriam Daniel and David Cronin join host Logan Kilpatrick to unveil the biggest update in Google Maps history. This episode explores the launch of Ask Maps, a conversational experience powered by Gemini 3.0 Pro, and Immersive Navigation, a high-fidelity 3D driving experience. Learn how Gemini is making navigation more intuitive, personalized, and stress-free.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzZFdHzx-Y4

Chapters:

Chapters:

1:00 - Defining music generation models
1:40 - Lyria as a new instrument
3:05 - Connecting language and creative intent
5:08 - Guest backgrounds and musical journeys
7:57 - Demo: Instrumental funk jam
8:29 - Bridging the gap for non-musicians
12:03 - Demo: Exploring lyrics and vocals
15:07 - The magic of iterative co-creation
15:40 - Meeting users across the expertise spectrum
17:01 - Empowering new musical expressions
18:29 - Emotional and communal impact of music
19:51 - Opportunities for developers and community
21:09 - Real-time vs. song generation models
23:23 - Creating experimental sonic landscapes
25:08 - Demo: Capturing unexpectedness and energy
28:33 - Evaluating music through taste and expertise
31:30 - The diligence of music evaluation
31:52 - The future of Lyria and AI-first workflows
35:07 - Articulating creative vision through languag

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro and defining world models and RL roots
01:51 - Demo: Goldfish and shark in underwater world
04:59 - Project Genie gallery
06:31 - Physics, remixing, and UI prompts
11:00 - Demo: Nano Banana mascot “Bob”
13:20 - Constraints, generation limits, and infrastructure
17:04 - Trusted testers and robotics future
28:34 - Frontier prompting and universal simulation
29:27 - Cross-Google collaboration
31:16 - Adoption timelines and impact
34:16 - Model generalization and historical context
38:52 - Hardware limits and the slope of progress

Rhiannon Bell and Robby Stein, Product and Design leads for Google Search, join host Logan Kilpatrick for a deep dive into the integration of Gemini 3 into Search. Their conversation explores the evolution of Generative UI, where models act as designers to create bespoke, interactive simulations on the fly. Learn more about the role of Gemini 3 Flash in delivering speed at scale, the development of Search's new "persona," and how models like Nano Banana are powering next-generation data visualization.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqyclkRBSe4

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:24 - What is Generative UI?
2:23 - From static to generative design
6:37 - Interactive simulations
8:47 - Latency and visual QA
10:48 - Gemini 3 Flash in Search
12:08 - Fusing AI Mode and AI Overviews
14:24 - The Search persona
17:12 - Agentic system understanding
18:22 - Visualizing data with Nano Banana

Logan Kilpatrick from Google DeepMind sits down with Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet to discuss the launch of Gemini 3, Nano Banana Pro and Google's overall AI momentum. They talk about Google’s long-term bets on infrastructure, what it’s actually like to ship SOTA models, and the rise of vibe coding. Sundar also shares his personal launch day rituals and thoughts on future moonshots like putting data centers in space.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFqDyWFuw1c

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:51 - Shipping Gemini 3
2:44 - Google's decade-long investment in AI
4:27 - The full stack advantage
5:43 - Scaling up compute and capacity
7:32 - Sim-shipping Gemini across products
9:35 - Nano Banana Pro
12:13 - Monitoring launch day
14:13 - Future model roadmap
16:05 - Launch day rituals
18:02 - The Blue Micro Kitchen
21:57 - Future moonshots
23:26 - The rise of vibe coding
26:50 - What’s next