In freeskiing and snowboarding, traditional video replay shows you what happened during a complex aerial maneuver, but it fails to explain the physics of how it was possible. At the speed of the sport, it’s incredibly difficult to translate high-speed motion into actionable data—joint angles, rotational velocities, body compression. This requires tracking and analyzing a […]
More organizations are using natural language to query data instead of writing manual SQL. But moving an AI agent from a prototype to a production-ready tool requires rigorous, repeatable testing. Prism is an open-source evaluation tool for Conversational Analytics in the BigQuery UI and API, as well as the Looker API. It replaces unpredictable testing
How to run evals for Conversational Analytics agents Read More »
In today’s data-rich environment, organizations possess vast amounts of information. Yet, bridging the gap between that data and the users who need to make daily, informed decisions remains a challenge. Users need a single place to curate and analyze their data from the many different sources that impact their business each day. We are sharing
Data Studio returns as new home for Data Cloud assets Read More »
Migrating your existing application load balancer infrastructure from an on-premises hardware solution to Cloud Load Balancing offers substantial advantages in scalability, cost-efficiency, and tight integration within the Google Cloud ecosystem. Yet, a fundamental question often arises: “What about our current load balancer configurations?” Existing on-premises load balancer configurations often contain years of business-critical logic for
Migrating to Google Cloud’s Application Load Balancer: A practical guide Read More »
Agentic workflows are already used for initiating action. To be successful, agents typically need to combine multiple steps and execute business logic reflective of real-life decisions. But, as developers rush to deploy these autonomous agents, they are slamming into a wall: the compounding error problem of accuracy. To understand why agentic workflows require near-100% accuracy
Near-100% Accurate Data for your Agent with Comprehensive Context Engineering Read More »
In support of our mission to accelerate the developer journey on Google Cloud, we built Dev Signal: a multi-agent system designed to transform raw community signals into reliable technical guidance by automating the path from discovery to expert creation. In part 1 and part 2 of this series, we established the essential groundwork by standardizing the
Create Expert Content: Local Testing of a Multi-Agent System with Memory Read More »
Ryan welcomes Hema Raghavan, co-founder and head of engineering at Kumo.ai, to dive into all the messy stuff that comes with implementing AI, from pipeline sprawl to shadow AI.
The messy truth of your AI strategies Read More »
Editor’s note: This blog post outlines Google Cloud’s GPU AI/ML infrastructure reliability strategy, and will be updated with links to new community articles as they appear. As we enter the era of multi-trillion parameter models, computational power has transitioned from a utility to a mission-critical strategic asset. To meet relentless training demand, organizations are no
A developer’s guide to architecting reliable GPU infrastructure at scale Read More »
Enterprises are rapidly moving AI workloads from experimentation to production on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), using its scalability to serve powerful inference endpoints. However, as these models handle increasingly sensitive data, they introduce unique AI-driven attack vectors — from prompt injection to sensitive data leakage — that traditional firewalls aren’t designed to catch. Prompt injection
Guardrails at the gateway: Securing AI inference on GKE with Model Armor Read More »
AI tool use is inescapable…especially if you’re a young person trying to get an edge in an increasingly difficult job market. But cognitive offloading is dangerous, no matter what age you are. Building a knowledge base can save your brain and skills from atrophy.
Gen Z needs a knowledge base (and so do you) Read More »
