Google published the first edition of its AI & Economy ATLAS, a study of nearly 15 million de-identified interactions mapping generative AI usage against official labour statistics. The dataset covers 14,653,926 interactions sampled from the Gemini App, Google AI Mode, and the Gemini API between April 6 and April 19, 2026. The central finding is that AI usage was observed above its minimum threshold in 68% of detailed occupations globally, representing 88.4% of employed civilian workers in the United States. However, among occupations where any meaningful usage appears, the median share of constituent tasks performed with Gemini is 21%. For 29% of detailed occupations, the study observed zero task saturation. Only 3% of occupations showed AI usage across three quarters or more of their tasks. Google compared this to Anthropic's Economic Index, which found roughly 36% of occupations used AI for at least a quarter of their tasks; Google's equivalent figure is around 30%. The second finding addresses intent: non-routine cognitive analytic tasks account for 35% of all tasks in the O*NET taxonomy but 65% of Gemini work interactions.