Gemini expands with Projects and Genie 3

Google tests new workspace tools in Gemini with a Projects feature and highlights a powerful Genie 3 model capable of real time simulations.

Google expands Gemini with Projects feature and Genie 3

Google is testing a new feature inside its Gemini AI suite called Projects. The feature lets users assemble files, documents or code into a project and have Gemini reference these assets in conversations to generate new documents and code. The approach mirrors similar capabilities in OpenAI's platform and aims to help teams manage multiple tasks within a single workspace, with rollout likely limited to enterprise customers at first.

Separately Google has announced Genie 3 from Google DeepMind a model designed to simulate real world scenarios. In demonstrations Genie 3 renders a running scene at 720p and 24 frames per second and maintains physical consistency for minutes, enabling interactive exploration of a generated world. The company says Genie 3 can turn prompts into playable environments and that the feature pushes toward more immersive AI experiences.

Projects shows Google moving toward integrated workflows that connect AI outputs with real work. If enterprises embrace it Gemini could become a hub for coding and document creation, but it raises questions about data governance and security. Genie 3 signals a broader push for immersive AI that blends simulation and interaction, a path that may widen the competitive gap with OpenAI while drawing regulatory attention.

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As tools grow more capable debates on governance and responsibility must keep pace