Google Gemini gets smarter with a new ‘memory’ feature: Here’s how it will improve the user experience
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to advance rapidly with each passing day, its importance can no longer be ignored. Reinforcing this idea, Google Gemini now integrates this feature to remember important information, including information related to health, hobbies, and work preferences. This feature will seemingly make interacting with AI smoother for a wider range of users by removing the need to redefine preferences or instructions.
Users simply need to tell Gemini how they want things organized, and the AI will handle it. This information can be easily managed through natural chat or accessed through the ‘Saved Information’ page, which allows users to view, edit, or delete anything at any time. To keep users in the loop, Gemini will also notify users when stored information is used.
This update will mark the opening of intelligent and efficient AI information by removing the need for repeated inputs. The latter performance will make the answers more relevant and to the point. The feature is available in Gemini Advanced in English for Google AI Premium Plan subscribers.
In other related developments, Google recently launched the Gemini AI app for iPhones. The development follows the integration of Apple’s ChatGPT for iPhones in its iOS 18.2 beta. In addition, it has sparked speculation about Apple’s integration of ChatGPT into Siri next month.
This launch will allow iPhone users to interact with Gemini in a familiar way, allowing them to interrupt, ask questions, or change topics seamlessly. It also includes the option to personalize Gemini’s voice with 10 different voice options. As of now, Gemini’s Live can be accessed in 10 languages by iPhone users. In addition, users can also access Imagen 3, Google’s image generation model. It helps users by converting text descriptions into AI images. The app comes with features like smart search, live voice chats, and integration with Google services.
