According to @JeffDean, Google Earth AI now provides a multi-modal view of the planet, enabling advanced analyses and visualizations that support diverse geospatial applications. As described in the official Google Research blog, this platform incorporates AI-driven image recognition, change detection, and trend analysis, empowering industries such as agriculture, urban planning, and environmental monitoring to make data-driven decisions. Google and its external partners are leveraging these AI capabilities to address challenges like climate monitoring and infrastructure management, offering significant business opportunities for companies seeking to integrate geospatial intelligence into their operations (source: blog.google/technology/research/new-updates-and-more-access-to-google-earth-ai/).

According to Sundar Pichai, Google Earth AI is expanding its collection of geospatial AI models and datasets worldwide, introducing advanced Geospatial Reasoning powered by Gemini. This new feature enables seamless integration of multiple Earth AI models, such as weather forecasts, population maps, and satellite imagery, to answer complex geospatial questions. The enhanced capabilities allow businesses and analysts to instantly identify objects and uncover patterns from satellite data, supporting use cases like early detection of harmful algae blooms that may impact water supplies (Source: Sundar Pichai via Twitter). These advancements open up significant business opportunities in environmental monitoring, disaster response, and infrastructure planning.