Keep making.
Keep thinking.

Work with text, supplied files, data and images in a conversational workspace.

Try: Turn an approved evidence packet into a claim-by-claim comparison.

Check: Ask for source locations and calculation steps. Inspect them yourself.

Develop writing, analyze supplied material and make interactive artifacts.

Try: Build a simple, explorable comparison of three retail concepts.

Check: An attractive artifact can contain unsupported conclusions; audit the underlying claims.

Use a multimodal assistant for explanation, drafting and research tasks.

Try: Translate a dense category report into questions for a buying team.

Check: Confirm which sources and tools were actually used.

Ask questions of a selected collection of source materials.

Try: Compare interviews, reports and class notes in one source-based notebook.

Check: Open citations; a limited collection is not a complete view of the market. Google currently labels its help pages Gemini Notebook.

Discover web sources through answers with linked references.

Try: Find starting sources on clothing repair services in a specified market.

Check: Read originals, check dates, and detect articles repeating the same announcement.

Collect, organize and cite research sources. This is a research companion, not a generative model.

Try: Keep a shared bibliography with notes on what each source can support.

Check: Correct imported metadata and keep the actual page or passage used.

Find fashion, business and scholarly databases through the library.

Try: Locate credible industry context before asking AI to synthesize it.

Check: Access differs by resource and affiliation. Follow database terms when using or uploading material.

Explore relative search interest across time and geography.

Try: Compare repair-related search terms using the same location and period.

Check: Relative interest is not sales, market size or a representative consumer survey.

Use AI assistance inside a spreadsheet workflow.

Try: Explore returns by product, size and reason in an authorized dataset.

Check: Check license availability, formulas, denominators and missing records.

Generate and edit visual concepts, including images and video.

Try: Explore three material and lighting directions for a fictional pop-up.

Check: Check the terms for the specific model used; partner models may differ.

Explore image directions and visual worlds.

Try: Develop a set of contrasting campaign mood studies.

Check: Visual polish does not establish product accuracy, construction feasibility or rights.

Explore AI image and video creation and enhancement tools.

Try: Iterate on composition before commissioning finished production.

Check: Inspect enhancement for invented texture, seams and logos.

Generate and transform moving-image material.

Try: Animate an approved campaign still into a short, specific shot.

Check: Check continuity frame by frame and confirm credit usage before rendering.

Develop generated video from visual and written direction.

Try: Test the feeling of entering a speculative retail installation.

Check: Generated motion can change garment shape and spatial relationships.

Explore image and video production tools, models and effects.

Try: Try different camera treatments for the same approved concept.

Check: Compare model-level controls, credit costs and usage terms before committing.

Create speech, sound effects and music using its audio tools.

Try: Produce narration and a restrained soundtrack for a concept film.

Check: Use an authorized voice and check the plan and output license for your intended use.

Edit audio and video through transcripts and timeline tools.

Try: Cut a founder interview into a captioned one-minute story.

Check: Correct the transcript and review cuts so they preserve the speaker’s meaning.

Assemble, edit and finish video and audio.

Try: Combine generated shots, actual footage, titles and captions in one final cut.

Check: Watch the exported file on the actual display; editing is part of the pipeline.

Create presentations and visual communications with AI-assisted tools.

Try: Turn an approved outline into a readable pitch and social adaptation.

Check: Check charts, citations, text size and exported layout.

Draft presentations, documents and web pages from content or instructions.

Try: Explore a deck structure from a checked recommendation memo.

Check: Rewrite generic claims and inspect the exported presentation before delivery.

Prototype interactive experiences from prompts and design inputs.

Try: Make a clickable repair-booking journey to test with a classmate.

Check: A working-looking demo does not prove secure storage, accessibility or production readiness.

Build and refine apps through a conversational development environment.

Try: Prototype a garment care planner with fictional test data.

Check: Test every user journey, authentication, data handling and ongoing hosting cost.

Use a coding agent to build, explain and revise software.

Try: Create an interactive collection explorer from your own structured content.

Check: Review and test changes; authorize external actions deliberately.

Connect apps in visual automation workflows.

Try: Move approved research notes into a weekly draft briefing.

Check: Start with draft-only outputs and test failures, duplicates and permissions.

Build connected workflows with AI and conventional automation steps.

Try: Route incoming feedback for tagging, review and reporting.

Check: Credentials, hosting and operational monitoring need an accountable owner.