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Google Flow adds agentic brainstorming, more precise editing tools and sharing features

Google Flow just shipped agentic brainstorming. One year in, the creative studio is becoming less prompt-and-pray, more agent-driven.

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Why it matters

Google is shipping agent-native features into Flow, signaling that agentic workflows are moving from research demos into production creative tools. This matters for founders building on-top-of-models: the capability bar for 'smart tools' just shifted.

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4 to know
  1. Google Flow announced at I/O 2025, now one year old

  2. New features: agentic brainstorming, more precise editing tools, sharing capabilities

  3. Flow is a creative studio powered by AI models for video creation and iteration

  4. Announcement made at Google I/O 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Google Flow was one of the headline announcements at last year’s I/O event, and it got more attention during this year’s edition today. Flow is a creative studio that’s powered by various artificial intelligence models, which users can prompt to create, edit and iterate slick videos all in one…
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