Guide on Sharing Personalized Gemini AI Experts with Your Entire Social Circle
Google Introduces Sharing Feature for AI Assistant Gemini
Google has unveiled a new feature for its AI assistant, Gemini, allowing users to share and collaborate on custom-made Gems more efficiently. This development is akin to sharing a Google Doc, offering a more collaborative and flexible approach to using AI assistants.
First introduced in December 2023, Google Gemini is a system that enables users to build and reuse specialized AI chatbots. With the latest update, users can now share their custom-made Gems with anyone, eliminating the need for lengthy explanations on how to use them.
Sharing a Gem is straightforward. Users simply hit the "Share" button, much like sharing a Google Doc. Recipients can view, clone, or tweak the shared Gem with the original creator's permission. This feature could help reduce the time spent retyping or re-explaining how to use AI for a task, making the process more efficient.
The new feature could also surface use cases that people wouldn't have built themselves. It might help users discover new favorite Gems without asking for the prompts used. Furthermore, it could make Gemini more collaborative, turning favorite Gems into a shared resource.
Google has designed the sharing feature to map one-to-one with existing Google Drive policies, ensuring that organizations using Google Workspace can control how and where Gems can be shared. For instance, administrators can restrict sharing within the organization or allow it across external domains.
However, not all Gems may be eligible for sharing. Gems that contain private uploads or link to sensitive data sources might be restricted. Recipients of shared Gems may also need access to the files inside, like personal Google Docs.
One of the advantages of the new feature is that it piggybacks on the infrastructure millions already use, giving Gemini an edge. Google has integrated the sharing features through platforms like Google Cloud and collaborations such as with Zendesk.
Google has noted that this feature makes Gemini more collaborative, turning favorite Gems into a shared resource. The organization that developed and altered Gemini to enable sharing is, of course, Google itself.
Building a customized Google Gemini AI chatbot is now a possibility for users. This development could revolutionize the way users interact with AI assistants, making them more collaborative and user-friendly.
