Gemini’s smartest feature almost expands globally

Google is expanding its Personal Intelligence feature for Gemini globally, enabling the AI assistant to access contextual data from Gmail, Photos, and search history to deliver more personalized responses—a capability that could significantly enhance enterprise productivity and user experience across organizations. While the feature launches first to paid Gemini users with free user access coming within weeks, IT leaders should note the privacy-by-default approach and regional restrictions (UK, EU, Switzerland, Nigeria, Korea) that may impact global deployment strategies. This expansion signals Google's commitment to integrating AI more deeply into productivity workflows, presenting both opportunities for knowledge worker efficiency and considerations around data governance and compliance requirements.

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Gemini’s smartest feature almost expands globally
In January this year, Google announced Personal Intelligence for Gemini. It turned the AI assistant into a personal assistant by letting it pull data and contextual information from your Google account, Gmail, Photos, and even YouTube's search history. However, the feature was only available in the US, with Google expanding it to free users a couple of months later. Now, it's making the feature available globally, with a few exceptions.