Google rolls out AI-powered Personal Intelligence to all U.S. users, using personal data with opt-in consent.

Google has expanded its Personal Intelligence feature to all U.S. Users, including those with free-tier accounts, can enable AI-powered search and Gemini to deliver personalized, context-aware responses using data from Gmail, Google Photos, and other personal services. The feature, now available in AI Mode, the Gemini app, and Chrome, requires opt-in consent and allows users to control data connections at any time. Google states it does not train AI models directly on raw user data like emails or photos, instead using limited interaction data. The rollout marks a major step in integrating personal data across Google’s ecosystem to enhance search and assistant functionality, though it remains unavailable for business, enterprise, or education accounts.