Google recently announced a significant update to its Gemini app on iOS and iPadOS, introducing a range of new lock screen widgets. These widgets are designed to provide users with more convenient access to the AI assistant's features, enhancing user experience. The update adds six widgets in total, allowing users to directly access specific Gemini functions, streamlining the workflow. This move by Google is clearly a deliberate attempt to attract more users.

Recently, Google announced that its Gemini AI has officially launched the 'Global Memory' feature. This new function enables the AI to remember all conversations with users, aiming to provide a more personalized and thoughtful service. According to the official introduction, users will no longer need to specifically revisit past conversation records while interacting with the AI, as it can seamlessly pick up from previous discussions, enhancing the fluidity of communication. To experience this feature, users need to subscribe to Gemini Advanced services.

According to the latest estimates from research company SimilarWeb, the Chinese chat AI platform DeepSeek has rapidly gained users within just a week, surpassing Google's Gemini chat AI. On January 31, DeepSeek's website recorded 2.4 million daily visits in the United States, which is 60% higher than Gemini's 1.5 million visits. Notably, OpenAI's ChatGPT remains the industry giant.

In 2024, global mobile users spent an astonishing $1.27 billion on AI chatbots and art generation tools. This figure represents significant growth compared to the previous two years, with spending on chatbot applications reaching $1.07 billion, reflecting a strong demand and recognition for AI assistants. According to the latest market report, ChatGPT leads in both downloads and consumption in the AI-generated content (AIGC) application space, becoming the preferred choice for users. Following closely is Google's Gemini.

The competition among tech giants in the AI field is becoming increasingly intense, and a recent revelation has once again brought the undercurrents of industry rivalry to the forefront. According to internal communications obtained by TechCrunch, contractors responsible for improving Google's Gemini AI model have been comparing its outputs with those from Anthropic's competing model, Claude. This move has raised concerns about whether Google obtained authorization from Anthropic to use Claude for testing, questioning the compliance of their actions in the tech industry.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and its parent company Alphabet, announced the launch of the latest AI model - Gemini 2.0, marking an important step for Google in the development of general AI assistants. Gemini 2.0 shows significant advancements in processing multimodal inputs and utilizing native tools, allowing AI agents to better understand the surrounding world and take actions on behalf of users under their supervision.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and its parent company Alphabet, announced the launch of the latest artificial intelligence model—Gemini 2.0, marking a significant step in Google's efforts to build a general AI assistant. Gemini 2.0 demonstrates significant advances in multimodal input processing and the use of native tools, allowing AI agents to gain a deeper understanding of the surrounding world and take actions on behalf of users under their supervision.

Recently, Google launched a new AI voice assistant, Gemini Live, which allows users to engage in more natural conversations and supports 10 languages. Initially, Gemini Live was only available to paying users, but now all iOS and Android users can download and use it for free. Users can experience smoother human-machine interaction through the application, breaking the limitations of traditional voice assistants. One of the features of Gemini Live is its ability to conduct multi-turn conversations.