Google brings personalized Gemini AI assistant to cars

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Google is extending its Gemini Personal Intelligence feature to vehicles. The in-car assistant will be able to pull information from services such as Gmail, Calendar, Maps, and YouTube. This access is meant to make its responses more tailored to the individual user while they are driving. The article describes the move as a way to bring a more personal version of the AI assistant into the car.

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