Gemini Spark

Google announced that Gemini Spark, its personal AI agent, can now execute tasks directly inside Google Photos—editing images, curating albums, and turning flyers into calendar events. The rollout begins over the next few weeks for Gemini AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the U.S.

Google is extending Gemini Spark's agentic control to Google Photos, enabling automated photo curation, editing, album creation, and sharing through natural-language multi-step commands. The rollout begins this week for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the US.

Google's agentic AI assistant Spark now integrates with Chrome, letting it use logged-in accounts and saved passwords to handle tasks like researching flights and scheduling apartment viewings. The feature is rolling out in the US now, alongside expanded Spark access for Google AI Pro subscribers in over 160 countries.

Google's Gemini Spark personal agent can now control desktop Chrome directly, using logged-in accounts and saved passwords to complete web tasks. The feature launches in the US first, alongside a Google AI Pro expansion bringing Spark to more than 160 additional countries.

Google is simplifying the Gemini app's model picker by collapsing the two-stage 'Standard' vs 'Extended thinking' selector into a single toggle. The company is also rolling out new notification settings on Android and reorganizing the Gemini Spark task interface.

Google is expanding access to Gemini Spark, its agentic AI assistant built on Gemini 3.5, to all Google AI Pro subscribers in the US and Google AI Ultra subscribers globally. The rollout excludes free-tier users and, for Ultra, customers in the EEA, Switzerland, the UK, and Nigeria.