Google Opens Gemini Personalized AI Image Generation to Free US Users

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Google is rolling out personalized AI image generation on Gemini to eligible free-tier users in the United States. The feature was previously limited to paid subscribers but is now being made more widely accessible. Gemini can generate images tailored to a user's interests by drawing on data from connected Google apps. The expansion reflects Google's push to make advanced AI capabilities available to a broader audience.

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