Google on Tuesday opened its Personal Intelligence feature to all free-tier users in the United States, giving its Gemini AI assistant permission to scan Gmail inboxes, Google Photos libraries, YouTube watch histories, and more than a dozen other data sources to generate personalized responses. The feature launched in mid-January as a paid beta limited to AI Pro subscribers at $19.99 per month and AI Ultra at $249.99. Two months later, the paywall is gone.
Personal Intelligence is now live in AI Mode in Search for all US users and rolling out to the Gemini app and Gemini in Chrome, Google said Tuesday. Google did not say when other countries would get access. And the feature works only with personal Google accounts. Workspace business, enterprise, and education users are shut out.
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