Google Cloud has announced an artificial intelligence agent builder tool called ‘Agentspace’ to provide workers with organisational information and automate repetitive tasks.
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Under the hood, Agentspace comprises Gemini’s intelligence, Google search quality, and enterprise data, which can be used to solve tasks requiring research, planning, content generation, and actions.
According to the tech giant, Agentspace will ultimately serve to increase employee productivity.
Kevin Ichhpurani, President of Global Partner Ecosystem at Google Cloud, announced the release of Agentspace via LinkedIn: “Today, we introduced the Google Agentspace, bringing AI agents and AI-powered search to enterprises."
With Google Agentspace, every team—from business analysts and HR to engineers and marketers—can gain AI-driven insights, streamline complex tasks, and collaborate seamlessly across regions with multi-language support."
“Partners are delivering innovative solutions with Agentspace to drive greater impact for their customers.”
Agentspace
Agentspace includes the AI research assistant NotebookLM Enterprise, Google Agentspace Enterprise multimodal company data search agent, and Google Agentspace Enterprise Plus to automate business functions.
NotebookLM Enterprise helps users understand complex data, allowing employees to uncover insights and discover new forms of data engagement, such as podcast-style audio summaries.
Since its introduction last year, this experience has been used by millions of users, and it has recently received a security and privacy upgrade.
Google Agentspace Enterprise offers employees a company-based multimodal search that can deliver conversational assistance, answer questions, make suggestions, and perform actions. It uses both structured and unstructured data from documents, emails, tables and other sources.
Translation software has been built to help make sense of the information and prebuilt connectors for common third-party apps for improved decision-making, such as Google Drive, Confluence, Microsoft Sharepoint, ServiceNow, Jira, and more.
