Free-tier users will now have access to Personal Intelligence in the Gemini app and Gemini in Chrome.
Personal Intelligence uses data from connected apps, like YouTube, Google Photos, and Gmail, to automatically personalize Gemini’s responses without requiring you to manually add extra context to your prompts.
With the feature turned on, Gemini might offer shopping recommendations based on items you’ve recently purchased or give you tech troubleshooting advice based on device info Gemini already has.
When Allison Johnson tried it earlier this year , she said that with personalization, “Gemini can analyze my interests and make some pretty good guesses about what I’d be interested in; it’s the details where AI gets lost.”
The feature is still opt-in only, so if you don’t want Gemini to use info from any of your other Google apps, you can just leave it turned off.
Google stated in its blog post on Tuesday that users can also disconnect apps from Personal Intelligence at any time, adding that “Gemini and AI Mode don’t train directly on your Gmail inbox or Google Photos library.
We train on limited info, like specific prompts in Gemini or AI Mode and the model’s responses.”
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