We're in our Vibe Design era 💃 Our @GoogleLabs product Stitch just launched Prototypes, which lets you build an interactive experience with absolutely no code. And yes, it's free and uses the amazing Gemini 3 model 💪 You can now select multiple screens and "stitch" them together into a fully functional, clickable user flow. (Get why we called the product Stitch??) - Create clickable user flows - Test interactions and animations - Ask for edits by clicking divs on the screen - Export the full context to AI Studio or other coding agents I've tried a *lot* of AI tools, and for me @stitchbygoogle continues to be the easiest way to get from idea --> design...and now, to interactive prototype. Would love to hear what you think! (And tell me what you think about the song in this video if you have sound on 😂)

Jules has gone proactive! ✨ Starting today, @julesagent evolves into a partner that helps before you ask. New features like Suggested Tasks (for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers) and Scheduled Tasks, plus a Render integration for self-healing deployments, let Jules work proactively, surfacing vital work and automating fixes. Congrats to our @GoogleLabs crew on the launches!

Here's a great way to introduce your extended family to AI over the holiday, especially if you're the person who gets asked all the "tech questions".  💻 @NotebookLM now lets you make awesome infographics using just a sentence & a source. And yep, you can use it for free. I made an infographic based on a talk on happiness from HBS Professor @arthurbrooks. You could make an infographic based on a video like I did, but there are tons of other fun options: - perhaps your cousin works at a research lab and you link the site, asking for an overview of what her group studies - maybe you include your Mom's LinkedIn page and have the infographic map our her career journey - or maybe your niece is obsessed with Minecraft and you add a fan page that explains the basics to your uncle ✨ Here's how to do it: 1. Go to NotebookLM and start a new notebook. 2. Add sources to your notebook - could be YouTube videos, website, content you write, or practically anything else. 3. In the right panel, tap on the pencil icon of Infographics. 4. Type your custom prompt into the box. Mine was: "Give me the main takeaways for becoming a happier person from Arthur Brooks. Include his main points and illustrate it with a retro comic style." 5. Tap Generate. 6. Wait about a minute and voila! Your infographic is ready to check out and download. Follow me for more ways to make AI useful in your daily life and for sneak peeks of what @GoogleLabs is up to. And enjoy Thanksgiving! 🦃