Google has added a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) feature in the Gemini app on iOS and Android. This feature is dubbed by the scheduled tasks, allowing users to ask the chatbot to take action on future date or time, and it will perform it according to the request. It can also be used to establish recurring functions, such as receiving a news feed every day in the morning. This facility is currently available only to only the customers paid by Gemini and the Google Western accounts paid.
Gemini can now schedule action ahead of time
One in blog postMountain view-based tech veteran expanded the new feature, which is now rolling for the iOS and Android Gemini app globally. Currently, only people with an active subscription for Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscription (or an existing Gemini Advanced Membership) will achieve the facility. It is also being rolled out for paid Google Western work accounts, including both enterprises and individual accounts.
Scheduled action can be entrusted Gemini By typing a hint directly. Users just have to specify the date and time while interacting. Additionally, users can also ask to repeat the same task at the same time, to establish a recurring task.
To investigate, management or remove a scheduled action, users can open the Gemini app, go to setting Tap their profile icon on the top right, and navigate on new Scheduled work Page. All listed scheduled works will appear on this page.
Google It is said that users may ask Gemini to do a wide range of tasks. For example, users may ask Gemini to summarize the calendar event or until the unpaid email every morning when waking up, or ask it to share five creative ideas for a blog or video. Additionally, one-clotting work such as sharing a summary of an event (eg Summer Game Fest), a day after its circulation.
Scheduled action can also be used to monitor a sports team, a company’s stock performance, information on an ongoing news story, and much. There is no word on whether the feature will ever be rolled out on Mithun’s free tier for those users.