Google's latest Gemini update has just been revealed, introducing a revolutionary memory-related feature. Find out what this new feature can do and how it could be a game-changer.
Tl;dr
- Google One AI Premium now allows you to teach Gemini AI its preferences.
- Users can manage their saved data via a “Saved Info” page.
- This update improves efficiency and creativity by eliminating repetitive explanations.
Google One AI Premium: A personalized experience with Gemini AI
Google has just announced a major innovation for users of its Google One AI Premium plan: the ability to teach Gemini AI their interests and preferences. Thus, artificial intelligence will be able to offer more adapted and personalized responses. Whether it's professional goals, hobbies or life aspirations, whatever you choose to share with Gemini, the chatbot will adapt and align its behavior to your needs.
Shared data management
Like Gemini's major competitor OpenAI's ChatGPT, users can share and manage their saved information through natural conversations or via the new “Saved Info” page. This offers tools to view, modify or delete shared data, giving users full control over their inputs and how Gemini uses them.
Transparency and efficiency
While Gemini is not perfect, like any AI platform, transparency is essential. That's why Google is working on this update, which will notify users when their saved information is used to personalize responses. This system aims to improve efficiency and creativity by eliminating repetitive explanations, while providing more coherent and predictable interactions.
Additionally, this feature is especially useful for writers, developers, students, and anyone who relies on AI to optimize their workflows. This personalized experience, currently available in English, is exclusive to Gemini Advanced as part of the Google One AI Premium Plan.
A major breakthrough in AI
This update, combined with the recent release of the standalone Gemini app for iPhone, allows users to generate images, retrieve information and solve real-world problems with unprecedented efficiency. It highlights Google's commitment to pushing the boundaries of what AI can do, and its determination to advance personalization and accessibility.
