Because so many AI companies are starting chatbots, Google uses its greatest competitive advantage to stand out to stand out twins: search. With personalization enabled, Twins can now automatically analyze Your inquiry to check if referring to the search history can “increase” her answer.
This function is powered by the experimental model of Flash Gemini 2.0 thinking and will only refer to search results only if its AI model turns out to be “helpful”. For example, if you ask Gemini about restaurant or travel recommendations, Chatbot will refer to your last food -related searches to satisfy your suggestions.
This is part of a wider function of personalization, which introduces Google, which will ultimately connect Gemini with other applications such as YouTube and Google Photos, enabling chatbot to “provide more personalized insights, drawing on a broader understanding of your actions and preferences.”
Google notes that at any time you can disconnect your search history from Gemini. When you receive the answer, you will see how Gemini received answers, as well as whether he referred to saved information, previous conversations or search history. He will also display a “clear banner” with a link to disconnect the search history.
Gemini and Gemini Advanced Subscribers on the Internet can enable this function by selecting “Personalization (experimental)” from the model of the developed model. It is gradually implemented on mobile devices and is available in over 40 languages in “most” countries.
Google also releases other updates, including a way for all Gemini users to create their own AI assistants – called Gems – for free. The company also announced that it introduces its experimental model of Gemini 2.0 experimental thinking to deep research, which according to the company improves Chatbot’s capabilities “at all stages of research”.