Google announces a significant shift in data management, introducing powerful AI tools designed for agents. Yasmeen Ahmad highlights the move from human-led analysis to collaborative partnerships with intelligent agents. This transition promises specialized AI agents that operate autonomously to extract insights more efficiently than ever before. The changes coincide with Google Cloud Next Tokyo 2025, emphasizing the real-world capabilities these new technologies offer to data scientists and engineers, marking a pivotal moment in enterprise data interaction.
Google is no stranger to hyperbole. But when a company so steeped in data management as part of its core DNA talks about "fundamental transformation," and says that the world is changing because, "It's being re-engineered in real-time by data and AI," we can consider those claims as fairly credible.
Yasmeen Ahmad, Google's managing director of Data Cloud, says in a blog post, "The way we interact with data is undergoing a fundamental transformation, moving beyond human-led analysis to a collaborative partnership with intelligent agents."
This agentic shift is a new era where specialized AI agents work autonomously and cooperatively to unlock insights at a scale and speed that was previously unimaginable.
Google is making a series of announcements that herald a major change in how enterprises manage data.
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