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In a post extending holiday wishes, Pichai said he had asked Nano Banana Pro to transform Thanksgiving search trends into a placemat-style graphic.
Sundar Pichai said he had asked Nano Banana Pro to transform Thanksgiving search trends into a placemat-style graphic.
Google’s chief executive Sundar Pichai marked Thanksgiving with a tech-infused twist, sharing an infographic created using the company’s latest AI-powered visualisation tool, Nano Banana Pro. In a post extending holiday wishes, Pichai said he had asked Nano Banana Pro to transform Thanksgiving search trends into a placemat-style graphic intended to spark lively dinner-table conversations.
Happy Thanksgiving to all celebrating!
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) November 27, 2025
Asked @NanoBanana pro to turn Thanksgiving search trends into an infographic for a table placemat - hope it sparks some fun dinner conversations:) pic.twitter.com/Xk6h1301rS
His post quickly drew light-hearted responses. One user remarked that the turkey appeared to have “clearer KPIs than our quarterly roadmap”, while another commented that turning data science into Thanksgiving décor was “iconic”. A third observer noted that using Gemini to turn search trends into a festive placemat made family dinners “more data-driven and fun”, adding that the next step could be predicting who wins the post-meal nap.
Nano Banana Pro is Google’s newest AI-driven editing and visualisation tool, designed with what the company describes as advanced reasoning capabilities and extensive real-world knowledge to create richer, more intuitive representations of information.
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