"After adding Personal Intelligence to Gemini as an opt-in experience, Google has announced that it's also integrating the feature into AI Mode in Search. What Personal Intelligence does is pull information from your Google apps to tailor its responses based on your history and interests. For Search, in particular, you can allow Personal Intelligence to look for information in your Gmail accounts and Google Photos libraries."
"If you use AI Mode to shop for clothes with the new feature enabled, for instance, Google could recommend items or models from a brand you previously purchased from. If it sees plane tickets or other reservations in Gmail, Google could also recommend specific items based on your destination and the season if you're clothes shopping for that trip. Personal Intelligence is powered by Google's Gemini 3 AI model."
"The company says it doesn't train its models using information from your Gmail inbox or Google Photos library, but it does use your prompts and AI Mode's responses. Google also warned that sometimes, the feature's recommendations could feel inaccurate because it could not fully comprehend the context or could make incorrect connections between separate topics. At the moment, Personal Intelligence is an experimental feature that's rolling out in Labs starting today."
Personal Intelligence pulls information from a user's Google apps to tailor AI Mode responses based on history and interests. For Search, users can permit Personal Intelligence to access Gmail and Google Photos to surface relevant content. Examples include recommending clothing brands previously purchased or suggesting items based on travel reservations found in Gmail. Personal Intelligence runs on Gemini 3 and does not train models using Gmail or Google Photos content, though it does use user prompts and AI Mode responses. Recommendations can sometimes be inaccurate due to context misunderstanding or incorrect topic connections. The feature is experimental in Labs, available to US English Google AI Pro and Ultra personal accounts, not Workspace accounts.
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