On June 12, 2025, Google DeepMind introduced Gemini Pro Agents, a new class of AI assistants designed to handle complex, multistep tasks across digital and physical environments. These agents combine DeepMind’s planning models with Google’s existing Workspace and Android infrastructure, offering context-aware action capabilities.

“Gemini Pro Agents are not just copilots—they’re coworkers,” said Demis Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind.¹

Unlike traditional chatbots, Gemini Pro Agents use environment state tracking, document memory, and real-time tool integration. They can manage tasks like trip planning across apps, compose presentations from shared folders, or control smart home devices based on user routines.

Why it matters now

• The next frontier for AI is not just language—but action.
• Gemini’s multi-agent planning lifts assistants from helpers to operators.
• Integration with Google ecosystem ensures immediate utility for billions of users.

Call-out: Gemini Pro Agents act across apps—not just answer questions

DeepMind reports Gemini Pro Agents reduced time-to-task-completion by 55% in structured workplace settings compared to Gemini 1.5.

Business implications

• Enterprise users get assistants that proactively manage inboxes, meetings, and documents.
• Operations teams gain workflow agents that can sequence logistics, schedule maintenance, or automate reporting.
• Mobile ecosystems (Pixel, WearOS, Nest) now support proactive, voice-initiated Gemini agents across contexts.

Gemini Pro Agents launch in beta on Pixel and Google Workspace accounts this week, with developer APIs coming in Q3. Compatibility with Gemini 1.5 Ultra ensures continuity in prompt-based workflows.

Looking ahead

Google plans to embed Gemini Pro in ChromeOS and Android Auto by year-end. An enterprise edition with SOC 2 compliance and full audit logs will debut at Google Cloud Next in October.

Forrester estimates that by 2029, 30% of enterprise knowledge work will be managed or delegated through autonomous agents.

The upshot: Gemini Pro Agents signal a shift from passive prompts to active participation—turning AI from a dialogue engine into a digital task force.

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¹ Demis Hassabis, Google DeepMind Product Briefing, June 12, 2025.