Search may use summaries and inferences from connected Gmail or Photos content to personalize ads. Disconnecting apps and switching off ad personalization are separate choices.
Enhanced protection will analyze unknown-sender conversations through Private AI Compute. Eligibility varies by phone, and Google has not specified exactly what context is sent.
A request using 200,000 uncached input tokens and 40,000 billed output tokens costs $0.80 on Argon, $1.60 on Opus 5.5 and $4 on Astra. Google’s launch rates end November 30.
Approved defenders get full cyber capabilities while broader access awaits safety testing. Google says Argon found a hospital-software flaw earlier models missed.
Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Flash-Lite TTS can design or replicate voices. Introductory output rates start at 54 cents an hour; consent checks lack public spoof-resistance results.
Groups of up to six adults can share information with CC to update calendars and prepare forms. The U.S. test leaves some memory and consent controls unclear.
A fictional company name matched a real domain, and unintended internet access let the May exercise reach live systems. Google says no harm resulted.
Twenty-four agents raised objections in a 100-agent experiment. Their response suggests a possible oversight layer, but it failed to stop the fake proofs.
The opt-in English beta can handle multistep requests on recent devices, but early tests found mistakes and EU iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches are excluded at launch.
