Gemini update: Google needs a nuclear reactor, Ask Photos, integration with Google Shopping and more

Google’s AI platform Gemini makes great progress every week, although the extent of the updates can of course fluctuate. This week there were two new integrations into existing Google products, we look behind the business model and Google needs an enormous amount of power. Of course, we have again informed you promptly about all important developments over the last seven days, which we have summarized clearly in this article as usual. Here is our weekly newsletter in a nutshell Gemini update.

Google’s Gemini project has been THE company’s focus product for more than a year and a half, back then under the name Bard, and was once again featured in media announcements this week. Google actually needs its own nuclear reactors for Gemini, we show you Ask Photos and the shopping advisor Gemini. Here you will find a quick overview of the developments of the last seven days. For more information, simply click on the linked article.

This is Google Photos ‘Ask Photos’
We will introduce you to the AI ​​assistant ‘Ask Photos’ in detail and show how it specifically differs from the classic Google Photos search, which is still offered in parallel to the new AI finder. In fact, they are completely different approaches that are unlikely to be merged for a long time.

» This is how “Ask Photos” differs from the classic search

Does Google’s Gemini business model work?
Google offers many Gemini features completely free and asks users to pay for more advanced features. However, only very few users are willing to pay for additional functions, so a big question mark must be placed behind Google’s business model.

» Gemini business model probably still has weaknesses