Google makes Gemini accessible to everyone.

Previously, users needed a Google account to use Gemini's web interface. However, they can now access gemini.google.com without logging in, and even chat anonymously.

Gemini user interface without logging in.

The change in Google's rules marks a significant step forward in making artificial intelligence (AI) technology more accessible, allowing most people to experience the capabilities of Gemini AI without providing personal information.

The difference when using Gemini without logging in.

When using this mode, the chat interface remains the same with some suggestions to help users get started. However, there are some minor differences in personalization. For example, the greeting "Hello, [your name]" has been replaced with the more anonymous greeting "Meet Gemini, your personal AI assistant".

Furthermore, users who are not logged in will still face some limitations. They will only be able to use the default Gemini 2.0 Flash model. Although the model selector still displays other options such as "2.0 Flash Thinking (experimental)," "Deep Research," and "Personalization (experimental)," users need to be logged in to access these features. Features such as file uploads and chat history are also only available to those with a Google account because they require data storage and synchronization.

The Gemini AI chatbot calls humans a 'cosmic stain' and issues malicious threats.

This is a similar strategy to what OpenAI has applied with ChatGPT, allowing users to experience the chatbot without logging in. However, the Gemini app version on Android still requires a Google account to function. Removing the login requirement on the web will open up opportunities for more users to try Gemini without having to join the company's ecosystem.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/google-giup-moi-nguoi-deu-co-the-su-dung-gemini-185250322110322249.htm