Google is rolling out Personal Intelligence across AI Mode in Search, the Gemini app, and Chrome.
The rollout is currently limited to the US.
Personal Intelligence is designed to deliver responses that are tailored specifically to each user.
Earlier this year, Google introduced Personal Intelligence in beta. The feature allows Google’s AI to better understand users by connecting information across their Google apps. It aims to make everyday tasks easier by using context from a user’s activity across Google services. Now, the company is expanding Personal Intelligence across AI Mode in Search, the Gemini app, and Google Chrome. However, there is a catch. The rollout is currently limited to the US. People outside the US will have to wait to try Personal Intelligence.
SurveyWhat is Google’s Personal Intelligence
Personal Intelligence is designed to deliver responses that are tailored specifically to each user. When enabled, it can connect information from different Google apps, such as Gmail and Google Photos, to understand a person’s preferences, past purchases, and more.
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For example, if someone is searching for a bag to match shoes they recently bought, the AI can suggest products based on their shopping history, favourite brands, and style preferences. Also, the feature can help solve tech problems. If a user is trying to fix a device but doesn’t remember the exact model, the AI can identify it using purchase receipts and then provide suggestions.
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‘Personal Intelligence was designed with transparency, choice and control at its core,’ the tech giant explains. Users can choose if they want to connect services like Gmail or Google Photos. Also, these connections can be turned off at any time. The company also says its AI models are not directly trained on data from a person’s inbox or photo library. ‘We train on limited info, like specific prompts in Gemini or AI Mode and the model’s responses, to improve functionality over time,’ Google added.
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