Google is making Gemini AI faster and more efficient around the world. You now have access 1.5 Flash, its generative AI model is designed to help you generate answers more quickly and efficiently, even if you don’t pay for Gemini Advanced. The company says you’ll see improvements in latency on both web and mobile, as well as the tool’s reasoning and image understanding.
In addition, it expands the AI assistant’s context window so you can have longer conversations with it and ask it more complex questions. In the near future, Google will let you upload files to Gemini from Google Drive or your device. If you give him access to your notes, for example, he’ll be able to create a tutorial or practice exam for you. Moreover, the assistant will be able to analyze the data and make it easier to digest with graphs and charts.
As part of its effort to reduce hallucinations, Google now displays links to related content if you ask questions that require factual answers. It will display a “gray chip” at the end of the paragraph in its response that links to websites where you can read more about the topic. If you’ve linked Gemini to your Gmail account, these chips can even get into your emails. The feature is currently limited to selecting locations for English language queries only.
The company makes Gemini more approachable overall. It started to spread gradually Gemini on Google Messages For Android devices in the European Economic Area (EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway), UK and Switzerland. You’ll now also be able to chat with Gemini in French, Polish, and Spanish in the Messages app. Finally, Google is expanding access to Gemini’s mobile app to more regions and allowing more teens to use the AI tool. You can chat with an assistant as long as you meet her minimum age requirement of 13. Google even introduced a special recruitment process for teenagers AI literacy guideso you can get an idea of how to use the tool to complete your tasks.
