Tool mentioned on podcasts
Gemini
by Google
Mentioned on 86 episodes by 16 guests across our covered podcasts.
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Who mentioned it
- Reid HoffmanRecommended
“If frontier AI models like ChatGPT, Copilot, or Gemini are not delivering substantive value in your work — specifically in research, information analysis, or decision support — you are not experimenting deeply enough with available tools.”
Mentioned on: In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen, a16z Podcast - Cto James ReggioRecommended
“Brex procures small seat counts across multiple AI coding tools (Cursor, Windsurf, Codeium, others) and chat providers (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini), letting employees choose their preferred stack via Conductor One in Slack.”
Mentioned on: Latent Space, Latent Space - Jeetu PatelRecommended
“He credits AI tools — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — with making the job possible at all, describing a three-month intensive self-education that would have been unachievable without them.”
Mentioned on: Lenny's Podcast - Ethan MollickRecommended
“Gemini demonstrates high intelligence but exhibits neurotic tendencies when criticized. Users should spend 8-10 hours experimenting with their chosen model on actual work tasks.”
Mentioned on: The Prof G Pod - Mike FutiaRecommended
“Build a system using Apify API to scrape TikTok by keyword and date range, pulling 20-200 videos with view counts, likes, and comments. Gemini then analyzes each video to extract visual hooks, product demonstrations, messaging themes, and funnel stage classification.”
Mentioned on: Marketing Against the Grain - Nasim AfsarRecommended
“When using ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for health guidance, explicitly request evidence-based responses and ask the model to cite sources from reputable academic medical centers or peer-reviewed studies.”
Mentioned on: The Genius Life - Anatoly YakovenkoRecommended
“Experienced engineers can now build and maintain entire products solo using AI tools like Claude for code generation and ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini for architecture planning.”
Mentioned on: Impact Theory - Harriet MellorRecommended
“Use Gemini or ChatGPT Canvas tool to generate fully functional PDFs, one-pagers, and website designs through conversational prompts. Blunt built the entire fanatical prospecting website in one week using Gemini, then translated the code into Elementor.”
Mentioned on: Sales Gravy - Joe MccormickRecommended
“McCormick shares how Gemini's live screen sharing enables him to read any book with his three-year-old son Cole by turning pages and saying next page, with Gemini reading aloud.”
Mentioned on: How I AI - David Heinemeier HanssonRecommended
“Using OpenCode terminal interface to query Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, and open-weight models simultaneously on the same problem generates five different working solutions in 2.5 to 6 minutes each.”
Mentioned on: The Rework Podcast - Dan CumberlandRecommended
“This makes context portable across Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, preventing vendor lock-in and degraded output quality over time.”
Mentioned on: The Nathan Barry Show - Kevin RooseRecommended
“Use Claude for creative work and emotional advice, Gemini for research with large text volumes, NotebookLM for document synthesis with citations, and Perplexity's browser for daily tasks.”
Mentioned on: Hard Fork “Burke's Anvil agent classifies tasks as easy, medium, or hard, then delegates design work to Gemini, code refactoring to GPT-5.3 Codex, and planning/communication to Claude Opus 4.6.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog“Bristol Myers Squibb deployed internal chatbots three months after ChatGPT 3.5 launched, now providing employees free access to multiple frontier models including GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini”
Mentioned on: NVIDIA AI Podcast“Research on Gemini showed that malicious content embedded in emails reliably redirected agent behavior away from user tasks.”
Mentioned on: Machine Learning Street Talk“Rather than standardizing on one LLM, Canva gives teams budget to test Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any tool that fits their workflow.”
Mentioned on: Masters of Scale