Google Gemini is now asking users to let it train on their personal email and photos, and offering up bizarre reasons why this is meant to be good. It is not, and the timing of the news is suspicious.
So on the one hand, Google Gemini is now coming to Apple Intelligence, and it’s coming with all of Apple’s rigid privacy protections. But on the other, in the same week that was announced, Google is suddenly trying to get Gemini users to entirely ignore privacy.
Specifically, Google wants Gemini users in the US to join a beta program and authorize the service to scrape Gmail, Google Photos, and YouTube. Google calls this Personal Intelligence, and the company’s Josh Woodward offers real-world examples of how great this is.
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