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Google has added Nano Banana-powered image generation to Gemini’s Personal Intelligence feature, allowing the AI to create pictures that draw on a subscriber’s Gmail, Photos, Calendar, Drive and other Google apps. The capability launches this week for Plus, Pro and Ultra users in the United States, with free accounts slated to receive access in the coming weeks. Europe is excluded from the initial rollout due to regulatory concerns. Google says the tool does not train on personal data, but it does process that information to produce context‑aware visuals. Read more

Google announced Thursday that its Gemini Personal Intelligence feature will soon generate images using a new Nano Banana‑powered engine. The upgrade lets the AI create pictures that reflect a user’s preferences and photo‑library labels without explicit prompts. Subscribers to Google’s Plus, Pro and Ultra plans in the United States will receive the capability within days, and the company says it will roll out to Chrome desktop and other markets soon. The move expands Gemini’s contextual understanding, but Google warns the system can still misinterpret data and invites user feedback. Read more