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1️⃣ Branding: This year’s visual brand identity was a close collaboration between our team and AI. We started by giving Gemini previous brand guidelines and five years of I/O recaps. We then generated new imagery and iteratively fed outputs back into Nano Banana with feedback. We also used Nano Banana to explore icon styles. Here’s a prompt we used to explore icon styles with Nano Banana in the @GeminiApp: You are an expert image editor. You will be given two images. **Image 1** provides the **texture and material**. **Image 2** provides the **pose, shape, and lighting**. Your task is to create a new image by applying the detailed texture and pattern from the icon in **Image 1** onto the surface of the white icon in **Image 2**. **Crucial Constraint:** The output image must perfectly preserve the exact pose, camera angle, scale, and lighting of the icon in **Image 2**. Do not change its orientation or position in any way. The final result should be the icon from Image 2, but with the texture of Image 1.

🇯🇵 Japanese actress Satomi Ishihara threw a ceremonial first pitch years ago at Tokyo Dome. It wasn't the best pitch... but a lot of people were impressed by her "tornado style" throw and posture.

Vibe-coded Monet’s flowing colors with Claude Fable 5. The paint follows your mouse and melts/dissolves into foggy mist. Paired it with Debussy’s Clair de Lune for the dreamy atmosphere. Gave it a super vague prompt — all misty, ethereal, “dissolving into air” stuff. It nailed the mood perfectly. No color references, just “Monet style.” It pulled beautiful palettes from Haystacks, Water Lilies, etc., and smartly used blue-purple shadows instead of black. Bonus: it suggested the music, made a clean piano version with reverb, and even added click-to-play, mute, and clear canvas on its own. Fable 5 felt more like a tasteful collaborator than a tool.

Five hour wait times. Low-cost sushi. Towers of used dishware 80 plates high. Welcome to Sushiro, the conveyor-belt restaurant serving Japanese-style bites that's taking China by storm

Worth remembering when assessing Tehran’s negotiating strategy: Iranian FM Araghchi literally wrote The Power of Negotiation (2025). His advice: “maximize what is received and minimize what is given” (p. 24). He also extols “repetition, repetition, and repetition” until the other side “gets numb” and consents (p. 185). He may be referring to a belief claiming the US doesn’t have the stomach for a protracted negotiation and some will wonder if Iran is counting on Trump being distracted with other issues. Araghchi writes: “The Iranian negotiation style is generally known in the world as the ‘market style,’ which means continuous and tireless bargaining… he who gets tired and bored quickly will lose.”

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Five hour wait times. Low-cost sushi. Towers of used dishware 80 plates high. Welcome to Sushiro, the conveyor-belt restaurant serving Japanese-style bites that's taking China by storm