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It's been a few days since Gemini on Google Home rolled out to users in select parts of the world. Do you love it so far?
Google is bringing several new AI features to Google Maps, all powered by its AI model Gemini. Here's what the upgraded experience looks like.
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Google Maps is heading in a new direction with artificial intelligence sitting in the passenger's seat. Fueled by Google's Gemini AI technology, the world's most popular navigation app will become a more conversational companion as part of a redesign announced Wednesday.
Google’s Gemini AI is evolving into a true assistant, now integrating with Workspace apps like Gmail, Drive, and Docs for personalized deep research.
Google Maps already had the Google Assistant for voice commands, but Gemini can handle nuanced questions and give you directions that are more helpful than 'turn left in 500 feet.'
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Google says you’ll also be able to ask other, non-navigation related questions to Gemini, such as getting a news briefing, sports scores, or a summary of your email inbox. You’ll also be able to do things such as add events to your calendar, just by speaking to Gemini.
Google is adding Gemini to Maps in India, along with road safety alerts and more information about routes. The AI integration, launched in the U.S. on Wednesday, brings hands-free AI assistance to Maps, as well as contextual suggestions while navigating and information about places of interest.
Google has slowly been adding AI to many of its products, including Maps, which last year got an updated version of Immersive View that allows users to ask questions about surrounding businesses and activities. Now the company is bringing AI into some of the core functions of Maps: route planning and navigation.
A $1 billion-a-year partnership supports next-level intelligence for Siri, which many believe had fallen behind in the AI race.