Yesterday we demonstrated how Google's Nano Banana Pro image generation model can turn complex hours-long detail-heavy legislative-jargon-filled congressional briefings into succinct easy-to-understand infographics that render the functioning of democracy instantly accessible to the nation's citizenry. Can we go a step further and in addition to creating a single universal infographic per briefing, can we turn a single briefing into many constituent-specific infographics that each highlight the details of the briefing that are of greatest relevance and concern to those specific demographics? For these experiments we used only the public enterprise Gemini and Nano Banana APIs and no data was used to train or tune any model.

The end result is absolutely astonishing: not only is Nano Banana able to render an entire briefing into everything from superhero comics to watercolor and oil paintings to poster infographics, but it is able to generate infinite variations on those visuals targeted for every imaginable constituency. In this case creating versions of an infographic poster about a bipartisan healthcare plan that are designed for senior centers, pediatrician's offices focused on women with children, college students and even gig economy workers, with each version highlighting and framing the details of the plan of greatest relevance and using visuals representing that community. The results here suggest that advocacy groups could trivially transform issues of interest into easy-to-digest visuals and information for their respective communities with just a single prompt to Nano Banana Pro.

To explore this further, we'll return to the same CSPAN broadcast of a bipartisan healthcare plan briefing led by Reps. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) and Jennifer Kiggans (R-VA) that we used for yesterday's experiments.

Recall that this was our poster-style explainer infographic designed to capture the entire briefing in a single image:

Create a large illustrated explainer poster that narrates the attached briefing as a single large poster that can be printed and hung on a wall that outlines all of the core details. It should cover all of its key details.

But what about making a constituent-specific version designed for seniors to be hung in senior centers that focuses and frames the debate in terms of the plan's relevance to them and using relevant imagery?

Create a large illustrated explainer poster designed to be hung in senior centers that narrates the attached briefing as relates to seniors as a single large poster that can be printed and hung on a wall that outlines all of the core details. It should cover all of its key details as relates to seniors and emphasize the impact of the proposed plan on seniors.

And mothers with children designed to be hung in pediatrician offices?

Create a large illustrated explainer poster designed to be hung in pediatrician offices that narrates the attached briefing as relates to mothers with children as a single large poster that can be printed and hung on a wall that outlines all of the core details. It should cover all of its key details as relates to mothers with children and emphasize the impact of the proposed plan on mothers with children.

And college students?

Create a large illustrated explainer poster designed to be hung in dorm rooms and college student offices that narrates the attached briefing as relates to college students as a single large poster that can be printed and hung on a wall that outlines all of the core details. It should cover all of its key details as relates to college students and emphasize the impact of the proposed plan on college students.

What about gig economy workers?

Create a large illustrated explainer poster designed to be hung in offices for gig economy workers that narrates the attached briefing as relates to gig economy workers as a single large poster that can be printed and hung on a wall that outlines all of the core details. It should cover all of its key details as relates to gig economy workers and emphasize the impact of the proposed plan on gig economy workers.