Karachi, January 22, 2025: Google has introduced a major new evolution of artificial intelligence with the launch of Personal Intelligence in Gemini, aiming to transform how people manage their daily lives by making digital planning simpler, faster, and more intuitive.
For years, users have had to juggle multiple apps—emails, photo galleries, maps, and videos—acting as a “human router” to organize trips, retrieve memories, or plan activities. With Personal Intelligence, Gemini now brings these experiences together by intelligently organizing and processing information across users’ own Google apps.
Unlike traditional AI systems that rely solely on publicly available internet data, Personal Intelligence understands a user’s personal world. By securely connecting with apps such as Gmail, Google Photos, and YouTube, Gemini becomes a highly personalized assistant tailored to individual preferences, habits, and needs.
Travel planning is one example of how the feature simplifies everyday tasks. Instead of searching through emails for flight details or scrolling through old photos to recall favorite places, users can simply ask Gemini. The AI can identify travel dates from Gmail, understand personal interests through photos and content preferences, and generate a customized itinerary aligned with the user’s style and schedule.
Google has emphasized that Personal Intelligence is built with a privacy-first approach. The feature is optional and turned off by default, giving users full control over which apps they link. Chat history can be deleted at any time, and users can choose to connect only selected services, such as Gmail or YouTube, depending on their comfort level.
Currently in beta, Personal Intelligence is rolling out to eligible Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers in the United States. Google has announced plans to expand the feature to additional countries, languages, and eventually the free tier in the near future.
