Google Just Dropped Gemini Omni ⚡︎ (And it changes video creation)

Shoney Ivens

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Google just dropped Gemini Omni.

The big takeaway for me is not just that AI can edit video.

It’s that every few months, another part of the agent business gets easier to execute if you are paying attention.

A lot of the old excuses are getting weaker:

“I don’t have time to follow up.”
“I don’t know what to post.”
“Video takes too long.”
“I’m not good at editing.”
“I need to hire someone before I can do that.”

Those used to be real constraints. Some of them still are.

But they are not as strong as they were 12 months ago.

With tools like ChatGPT, Claude Cowork, Gemini, and now Omni, agents can take the things they already know they should be doing and move faster.

Better follow-up. Cleaner client education. More consistent database touches. Stronger listing content. Faster market updates.

Now video editing is moving that direction too.

Instead of shooting a rough property walkthrough and spending an hour in CapCut, the workflow is starting to look more like this:

Brighten the kitchen.
Stabilize the video.
Clean up the audio.
Remove the clutter.
Make this feel more polished for Instagram.

That is where this gets practical.

I think 15-20% income growth in 2026 should be a real conversation for agents who actually adopt these tools.

For some, doubling their business is not unrealistic.

Not because AI is magic.

Because it removes friction from the fundamentals.

First workflow I’d test:

Shoot a raw property walkthrough on my phone, drop it into Omni, and ask it to turn it into a cleaner listing clip or to furnish it in a luxury minimalist style—matte charcoal and champagne-gold accents and overall just play with it to see how things work.

Where are you still doing things manually that AI could already be helping with?

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