有些急性子

1. What is Dynamic View?#

Dynamic View is a revolutionary experimental feature launched by Google with the Gemini 3 model. It marks the transition of AI from "generating text" to "generating interfaces (Generative UI)."

In simple terms, when a user makes a request, Gemini 3 is no longer limited to returning a piece of text or a static image; instead, it can leverage its Agentic Coding capability to write code (typically HTML/CSS/JavaScript) in real-time in the background and instantly render an interactive, customized application interface.

Core Idea: The best answer is often not a piece of text, but a tool.

2. Core Features#

• Bespoke UI: The interface is crafted live based on your prompt, not a pre-set template.
• Interactive: Supports actions like clicking, sliding, dragging, and filtering; users are participants rather than bystanders.
• On-the-fly: From understanding needs to generating usable software interfaces, it usually takes just a few seconds.

3. Dynamic View vs. Visual Layout#

4. Detailed Scenarios#

The power of Dynamic View lies in its ability to generate specific interactive tools based on pain points in different fields. Here are four core categories of scenarios:

4.1 Immersive Education and Concept Visualization#

Traditional educational Q&A can only provide textual definitions, while Dynamic View can provide a "laboratory."

• Physics Simulation:

  • User Question: "What is the difference if I throw a baseball on the moon compared to Earth?"

  • Dynamic View: Generates a projectile motion simulator. It includes two sliders (throwing speed, launch angle); as the user drags the sliders, the trajectory of the ball on the screen changes in real-time, visually demonstrating the effect of gravity on the parabola, while the same parameters can be compared between Earth and the moon.

  • What if I throw a baseball on the moon? - Gemini

• Historical Timeline:

  • User Question: "Show the key turning points in the Pacific theater during World War II."
  • Dynamic View: Generates an interactive timeline map that can be scrolled horizontally. Clicking on a time point changes the battle lines on the map, and clicking on a battle name pops up a detailed data card.
  • Key turning points in the Pacific theater during World War II - Gemini

• Logic/Math Problems:

  • User Question: "What is the Monty Hall paradox (three doors problem)?"
  • Dynamic View: Generates an interactive game with three doors. It allows users to play 20 times, and the right side of the interface displays real-time statistics of the winning probabilities for "switching doors" and "not switching," breaking intuition with data.
  • Monty Hall Paradox - Gemini

4.2 Complex Consumer Decisions and Comparisons#

Faced with complex parameter comparisons, text lists can be overwhelming; Dynamic View can generate comparison tools similar to e-commerce backends.

• Digital Product Selection:

  • User Question: "I want to buy a laptop, with a budget of around 8000, mainly for video editing; recommend a few models and compare them."

  • Dynamic View: Generates an interactive table.

    • Features: You can check "only see 32GB memory" to filter; click the header to sort by "processor performance"; there’s even a "highlight differences" button that automatically marks the differences among several models.

• Real Estate/Loan Calculation:

  • User Question: "If I rent instead of buying a house and invest, which is more cost-effective after 30 years?"

  • Dynamic View: Generates a hyperbolic chart calculator.

    • Features: There’s a row of input boxes on the left (housing price increase, rent, investment return rate, loan interest rate). Every time the user modifies a number, the two wealth curves on the right change in real-time, visually showing when the two paths intersect in which year.
    • If I rent instead of buying a house and invest, which is more cost-effective after 30 years? - Gemini

4.3 Personal Life Management Tools#

Gemini becomes your personal software engineer, developing one-time small programs for you.

• Fitness/Diet Planning:

  • User Question: "Create a 2000-calorie fat-loss meal plan for me; I don’t like carrots."

  • Dynamic View: Generates a draggable weekly calendar view.

    • Features: Each meal is displayed as a card; you can drag Monday's lunch to Tuesday; clicking the "replace" button allows you to swap out disliked dishes, and the top "total calorie dashboard" changes color in real-time (green/yellow/red) as you adjust.

• Outfit Suggestions:

  • User Question: "I have these clothes (upload images); help me match a week's business casual outfits."
  • Dynamic View: Generates a virtual wardrobe interface. You can click on three dials for "tops," "pants," and "shoes" for random combinations, or have AI recommend several fixed lookbooks, clicking to view purchase links or styling reasons.

4.4 Data Insights and Instant Charts#

Transforming dull CSV or text data into an explorable dashboard.

• Stock Market/Financial Report Analysis:

  • User Question: "Analyze the relationship between Company A's revenue and net profit over the past 5 years."
  • Dynamic View: Generates a combination chart (bar chart + line chart). Hovering the mouse reveals specific quarterly values, and there may be a time axis zoom bar at the bottom to focus on the details of certain years.

5. Why is this Important?#

Dynamic View effectively redefines the standard of "answers."

1. From "Informing" to "Empowering": Previously, AI told you the answer; now, AI gives you a tool to explore the answer yourself.
2. Lowering Software Development Barriers: Simple calculators or web pages that used to take programmers days to write can now be obtained by ordinary users in seconds with just a sentence.
3. Increased Information Density and Dimensions: The amount of information contained in an interactive interface is geometrically higher than that in linear text.