Google's Categorization of Gems and Chats in Gemini.

by  GAppsinsider

Google's Gemini platform is revolutionizing user interaction with AI by categorizing its features into Gems and Chats. Gems are customizable AI assistants tailored to individual needs, allowing users to create personalized tools for tasks like writing, coding, or brainstorming. These Gems can serve various purposes, from acting as a creative partner to providing business insights, enhancing productivity across different domains.



On the other hand, Chats facilitate dynamic conversations with the AI, categorized into general inquiry, task-specific, and collaborative chats. General inquiry chats allow users to ask questions on diverse topics, while task-specific chats focus on particular functions like summarizing documents or generating reports. Collaborative chats enable team interactions, fostering brainstorming and project discussions.


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