"It's the latest development for Google's Personal Intelligence feature, which debuted last week and is designed to boost Gemini's practical usefulness by connecting it with the tech giant's proprietary apps. The overarching goal is to make Gemini, which, along with other chatbots like ChatGPT, was originally trained as a general conversational tool, more of an automated assistant that's tailored to the needs and preferences of individual users."
""Personal Intelligence transforms Search into an experience that feels uniquely yours by connecting the dots across your Google apps," Robby Stein, VP of product in Google's Search division, wrote in a blog post. "With this new experience, you can tap into your own personal context and insights to unlock even more helpful Search responses that are tailored to you." How it works Saving time (especially on menial tasks) has become a major KPI for AI developers building consumer-facing tools, and Google's latest Search feature is no exception."
AI Mode in Google Search can sync with users' Gmail and Photos to produce more personalized web search results. Personal Intelligence links Gemini to Google apps to increase Gemini's usefulness as an automated assistant tailored to individual needs and preferences. Granting AI Mode permission lets the Gemini 3 model crawl Gmail and Photos so users can ask broad personal questions without listing specific details about habits or schedules. The feature aims to save time on routine tasks and enhance search responses with personal context. Availability is limited to some users during the initial rollout.
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