Google now lets you share your custom Gemini AI assistants known as Gems
Google now lets you share your custom AI chatbots, Gemini Gems.
Google now lets you share your custom AI chatbots, Gemini Gems.
Google says the AI assistant will be able to complete tedious tasks for users, like booking a haircut or ordering weekly groceries.
Though the month is only half over, Gemini’s app has already gained 12.6 million downloads in September, up from 8.7 million in August.
Google’s Gemini comes up short on kids’ safety, says Common Sense Media.
An AI Siri is in the works and it could be running Gemini under the hood.
The report, in its fifth iteration, showcases two and a half years of data about consumers’ evolving use of AI products.
Google says that it’s behind the anonymous AI image editor “nano-banana” that’s been making waves on social media.
Pixel Journal is a new journaling app from Google that uses on-device AI to suggest writing prompts.
Google Photos introduces an “ask to edit” feature that lets you speak or text your edit requests.
Google is also offering students in the U.S., Japan, Indonesia, Korea, and Brazil a free one-year subscription to its AI Pro plan.