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Google has a model Twins becomes even personal. The company announced this week that allows a new personalization tool Publishing To refer to your search history to increase and deepen your answers.
In a blog post, The company said It will analyze queries and analyze your search to provide “contextual responses to your individual interests.”
Google said that this is part of a wider strategy for his gem to not answer common questions. Added that you can only improve your search results for your search results meaningfully improve your results.
“We will only use your search history when our advanced thinking models are in fact useful.” “Early Testers found twins with the personalization of the brainstorm and personal recommendations. We will continue to collect user feedback on the most useful apps of this ability.”
Submitted some examples of Google: “Should I go on holiday this summer?” Or, “I want to start the YouTube channel, but I need content ideas,” he said, “The answer is potentially closing your interests.
Increased trend
The operation adapts with a tendency growing among the growing tendency among technological companies, which is a more intuitive, context aims to understand the needs and choices of users.
Tool – Experimental Gemini 2.0 is equipped with Flash Thinking model – will present the outline of its justification and which will show you the previous search. Google also said he would not want to allow you openly before joining your search history or other applications.
First of all, Gemini and Gemini will expand as an experimental feature for advanced subscribers.
The company also announced its rolling Deep research tool Free to all Gemini users. The vehicle announced in December is similar Openai features of the same name. In a few minutes, using the Internet, the Internet aims to save time by moving with a personal AI research assistant, search and synthesis.
User trust is important
Google has combined newly elevated deep research, to increase the quality of their reports, combining newly raised deep research with the Gemini 2.0 flash thinking model, which provides real-time mode.
The market research firm Jitesh Ubrani, an analyst on IDC, told CNET that is something that is exciting for action and technology in the direction of personalization. However, he warned the benefits that the user did not come to trust.
“Privacy concerns will undoubtedly emerge, so Google and other companies offer to offer proper means to relieve the concerns of consumers,” he said. “Most importantly, it should be something that users choose to choose more than refuse.”
