Google Discontinues Gemini's Gems Feature, Shifts Focus to Skills

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Google is shutting down Gems, a Gemini feature that allowed users to create task-specific AI agents. The move comes as the broader AI industry shifts toward all-in-one agent experiences. Rivals like Meta have gained traction with unified AI agents such as Muse and Instinct. Google appears to be pivoting its strategy by replacing Gems with a new 'skills' framework within Gemini.

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