Gemini is Google's AI assistant, deeply integrated into the American giant's ecosystem. Capable of handling text, images, audio and video, it draws on Google Search to deliver up-to-date answers and connects to Gmail, Docs and Drive to work with your own content.
Sign in with your Google account at gemini.google.com and type your question in the input bar. You can upload images or files, dictate your requests by voice, and enable connected apps to query your emails or documents. The mobile app is a worthy replacement for the old Google Assistant.
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Yes, the standard version is free with a Google account and now includes Deep Research and Gemini Live. For higher usage limits and deeper Workspace integration, Google offers paid subscriptions, from Google AI Plus (around €5 per month) to Google AI Pro.
Gemini delivers written, conversational answers instead of a list of links. It can also reason over your own documents, which regular search cannot do.
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