What Google Labs changed

• Removed the "Hypothesis Generation" tool for scientific research.
• Removed the "Computational Discovery" agentic research engine.
• Removed "Disco," the platform for testing web-based AI features like GenTabs.
• Reordered and renumbered several experiment videos across the page.

Google is narrowing its focus by removing specific scientific and web-based AI tools. This suggests they are prioritizing other experiments or consolidating their research tools.

• Added Playground, a platform to create and share custom games without coding.
• Removed Stitch, an AI tool that turned text into UI designs.
• Updated video links for almost every experiment on the page.
• Reordered the list of experiments to put Playground at the top.

Google is moving into the "no-code" gaming space. This tool lets anyone make games just by talking to the AI. It replaces their UI design experiment, showing a shift from professional design tools to consumer entertainment.

• Added Google AI Edge Foresight, an on-device meeting companion for note-taking and info recall.
• Removed Pomelli, an AI-powered marketing tool for building on-brand content.
• Updated video assets for several experiments including Literature Insights, Stitch, and Dreambeans.
• Renamed AI Edge Eloquent to Google AI Edge Eloquent.

Google is expanding its "on-device" AI capabilities. This new tool focuses on privacy and speed by handling meeting notes and information recall directly on the user's hardware rather than in the cloud.