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Agents on BigQuery enable conversational analytics
Google Cloud has launched Agents on BigQuery, allowing users to build conversational analytics services by selecting tables and letting Gemini handle queries. The agent uses Gemini to understand questions, builds precise SQL queries, and determines the best visualisation format.
What changed
The feature supports multiple datasets, forecasting, anomaly detection via BigQuery ML, and API-based integration into custom applications.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means natural-language access to your BigQuery data without writing SQL, with the ability to embed the experience into your own tools.
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Agents on BigQuery enable conversational analytics
Google Cloud has launched Agents on BigQuery, allowing users to build conversational analytics services by selecting tables and letting Gemini handle queries. The agent uses Gemini to understand questions, builds precise SQL queries, and determines the best visualisation format. The feature supports multiple datasets, forecasting, anomaly detection via BigQuery ML, and API-based integration into custom applications.
For you, this means natural-language access to your BigQuery data without writing SQL, with the ability to embed the experience into your own tools.
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