Google Upgrades Gemini With a Series of Personalization and Deep Learning Features

(CLO) Google has just announced a series of new improvements to the Gemini chatbot, making this AI more personalized and powerful. These changes reflect Google's ambition in the competitive AI race.

One of the notable upgrades is the ability to reference a user's Google search history to provide more accurate responses. This is an optional feature that allows Gemini to personalize the experience based on previous searches.

Users can also connect Google apps like Calendar, Notes, Tasks, and Photos to Gemini to leverage AI in daily task management.

Gemini chats will be personalized with new features. Photo: GI

In addition, Google is expanding its Deep Research feature – an AI tool that supports in-depth research, helping to synthesize information from multiple sources on the web. With the new update, Deep Research can plan, search, analyze, and create more detailed reports. Users can test this feature for free a few times a month, while Gemini Advanced subscribers will have broader access.

Google also upgraded its Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental AI model, which helps the AI ​​process complex questions faster and more efficiently. Gemini Advanced users can now take advantage of a 1 million token context window, allowing the AI ​​to process much larger amounts of information than before.

In particular, Google is rolling out Gems, a feature that lets users create specialized AI assistants based on their individual needs, such as translators, meal planners, or math coaches. Users can customize Gems by entering instructions and uploading relevant files.

To support developers, Google also launched Gemma 3, an open-source AI model capable of analyzing text, images, and short videos. Additionally, two new AI models – Gemini Robotics and Gemini Robotics-ER – were released, focusing on advanced reasoning capabilities.

These upgrades mark a major step forward for Google in scaling Gemini, while also increasing its competitiveness against global AI rivals.

Ngoc Anh (according to CNBC, Google)

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