Are you surprised to learn that Google want to be the gatekeeper for enterprise AI agents?

The Computerworld.com reported that Google’s “Gemini’s new enterprise agent can delegate tasks, choose underlying models, and coordinate work across systems.”  The October 8, 2026 article entitled “Google wants to be the gatekeeper for enterprise AI agent” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4232827/google-wants-to-be-the-gatekeeper-for-enterprise-ai-agents.html) included these comments:

 At its Gemini at Work 2026 event this week, the tech giant unveiled what it calls a “single, universal agent” and API in Gemini that can be kicked off from a simple prompt box. Like other available agents, it is plugged into skills, tools, and enterprise systems, can answer questions, create media, and write and run code, return finished work via of documents, inboxes, and developer environments, and spin up sub-agents to help it do its job.

 But Google isn’t just looking to go toe-to-toe with existing offerings, or trying to convince enterprises its models are qualitatively and quantitatively superior, said independent tech analyst Carmi Levy.

“Instead, it’s trying to establish itself as the gatekeeper of the new enterprise operating system, powered by whatever underlying model makes the most sense,” he said.

 What do you think?