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What's happening in GenieAI synthesis · updated 1d ago

Databricks Genie is rapidly evolving, with new "Agent mode" capabilities closing the gap between "what" and "why" in AI/BI investigations 1 and enabling the creation of custom "skills" for consistent code generation and task automation 9. It's also expanding its reach, now empowering natural language interrogation of operational datasets for predictive quality 7 and proactive retail markdown optimization 8, while also being integrated into AI Security Governance Hubs via Agent Bricks 3. Community discussions indicate strong interest, with mentions of a Databricks Genie android app 5 and a "next generation" launch 10.

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Databricks CommunityTechnical Blog

The Four-Minute Investigation: How AI/BI Genie Agent mode closes the gap between "what" and "why"

00yesterday
RedditHelp

Databricks genie called on slack

I saw a linkedin post. really cool feature Slack in channel @genie and slack gives you response and act as data analyst or data scientist directly on slack But i could not find a simple documentation on databricks. I don’t want to create server-less app and databricks api using fastapi, & azure function app or aws lambda. Just a simple managed service from databricks Could someone share gitlab documentation or internal documentation lol

76aks-7864d ago
Databricks CommunityDatabricks Free Edition Helpanswered

Is Databricks Genie android app not available in Databricks free edition?

006d ago
RedditNews

Anyone else deep in Databricks BI? We started a Substack – here’s this month’s coverage

Hey r/databricks, My colleague and I work in BI and started a Substack focused specifically on Databricks BI capabilities – think AI/BI Genie, dashboards, semantic layer stuff. If you’re working with Databricks on the BI/analytics side, we’d love for you to check it out.

133Good_Robin1w ago
RedditGeneral

The next generation of Databricks Genie just launched. Here is what data engineers actually need to know.

I have been following Genie since it first launched with AI/BI last year. Back then, I honestly thought it was mostly for business users. A chatbot on top of your data that could answer basic questions in plain English. Useful, but not something I thought data engineers really needed to care much about. After seeing the new 2026 version, I completely changed my mind. Genie is no longer just a business chatbot. The biggest change is Genie Code, which is basically an AI agent designed for data professionals. It can generate pipelines, debug failures, create dashboards, monitor systems, and work directly with Lakeflow and Unity Catalog. That part caught my attention immediately because it moves beyond simple Q&A and starts touching actual engineering workflows. What surprised me most is how connected the whole system has become. It can pull context from dashboards, Genie Spaces, apps, metadata, documentation, and external systems like GitHub, Jira, and Confluence through MCP. Instead of only searching tables, it tries to understand relationships across the environment. That feels very different from the first version. The operational side is also interesting. Genie Code can monitor pipelines, investigate failures, help with DBR upgrades, and respond to issues before teams even notice them. The more I read about it, the more it felt less like a chatbot and more like an assistant sitting beside the engineering team. But honestly, the biggest takeaway for me is not the AI itself. It is what this means for data engineers. A lot of people immediately jump to “AI will replace data engineers,” but I think the opposite is happening. These systems are only as good as the data foundation underneath them. If metadata is incomplete, if tables are messy, if naming conventions are inconsistent, or if documentation is missing, the AI layer will give poor answers confidently. That means clean data modeling, governance, metadata, documentation, and data quality are becoming even more important than before. The engineers building those foundations become more valuable, not less. I think the role is slowly shifting away from spending hours writing repetitive boilerplate transformations and more toward building trustworthy, AI-ready data systems. One thing I keep noticing while learning Databricks through BricksNotes and the wider community is that the platform is moving very quickly toward AI-native data engineering. Features like Unity Catalog, Lakeflow, and now Genie all connect together. It feels like understanding metadata and governance is becoming just as important as understanding Spark itself. Also interesting that Genie now has a full mobile experience on iOS and Android. Business users can access dashboards, apps, and chat directly from their phones, which means the underlying data quality matters even more because people are going to depend on these systems everywhere, not only during work hours. Curious if anyone here is already using Genie or Genie Code in production. I would genuinely like to hear how the answer quality has been and whether your teams are changing how they approach metadata and documentation because of it.

5719InevitableClassic2611w ago
Databricks CommunityCommunity Articles

How Databricks Genie Turns Collaboration Tools into AI-Powered Intelligence Platforms

001w ago
RedditHelp

Pricing for Genie Code: Cluster usage vs. LLM tokens?

Hi everyone, I’m looking into implementing **Databricks Genie Code Agent** in our workspace and I have a question regarding the billing model. My company currently keeps a cluster (SQL Warehouse) running throughout the day. When using Genie Code to ask questions or generate logic, how exactly is the cost calculated? * **Is it just the compute cost?** Since our cluster is already active, does Genie simply "consume" those existing resources to run the generated queries? * **Are there extra LLM costs?** Does Databricks charge a separate fee for the LLM tokens (input/output) used to process natural language, or is the model usage included in the platform fee? Basically, I want to know if using Genie heavily will result in a surprise bill for "AI Tokens" or if it stays within the standard DBU consumption of our active warehouses. Thanks in advance!

28ferreis_AOE2w ago
Databricks CommunityAnnouncements

The next generation of Databricks Genie

002w ago
RedditNews

Databricks Genie app

The Databricks Genie app is available on the Play Store!

166hubert-dudek2w ago
RedditGeneral

[FREE WEBINAR] Running Supply Chain Operations on Databricks: From Dashboards to Agents (BrickTalk)

Hey r/Databricks! We're hosting a free community sponsored BrickTalk this Thursday, May 7th, focusing on modern Supply Chain Management using Databricks. BrickTalks is a community event series where Databricks experts share real-world use cases, demos, and practical insights for building with data and AI, giving customers a direct line to the people behind the products. Discover how to build a unified Control Tower that delivers real-time inventory visibility, AI-powered demand forecasting, and autonomous planning. We'll demo an end-to-end operational platform featuring Databricks AI/BI Genie Rooms and multi-agent Supervisor workflows. You'll see: * Dashboards surfacing key insights. * Genie answering natural language queries grounded in live data. * Agentic systems autonomously processing inbound requests to generate fulfillment plans. This is a great chance to see real-world use cases and get practical insights directly from Databricks experts. **When:** Thursday, May 7 * 9:00 am PT * 12:00 pm ET * 5:00 pm London * 9:30 pm IST [Register here](https://usergroups.databricks.com/events/details/databricks-user-groups-bricktalks-presents-supply-chain-management-bricktalk-running-supply-chain-operations-on-databricks-from-dashboards-to-agents/) Drop any questions below! 👇

30Subject_Ant17893w ago
RedditGeneral

Databricks One is now renamed as Genie

TLDR: * **Account-level Genie is now GA** – a single Genie experience shared across all workspaces in an account * **Unified Genie Chat** – ask once and get answers powered by full context across your data estate, including Genie Spaces, tables, metric views, dashboards, documents, and more * **Expanded connectors and sources** – native integration with platforms like SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, Glean, and others * **Genie Mobile** – native iOS and Android app, currently available in private preview * **Product unification** – Databricks One has been renamed to **Genie** as the unified product brand The next generation of Databricks Genie is here - check this blog out for more details: [https://www.databricks.com/blog/next-generation-databricks-genie](https://www.databricks.com/blog/next-generation-databricks-genie)

3017sai-nageshwaran3w ago
RedditNews

The next generation of Databricks Genie

The new Genie can answer questions beyond the boundaries of a Genie Space, connect to enterprise knowledge sources like Google Drive and Sharepoint, and combine structured and unstructured data to generate insights. Genie now includes all capabilities previously known as Databricks One, marking a significant shift in how business users engage with the platform. Along with account-level access and native iOS and Android apps, Genie is becoming the primary way users experience Databricks - available anytime, anywhere.

2412Youssef_Mrini3w ago