Google announces changes to Gemini model access and limits
Google Workspace now lets Gemini access company data by default, raising compliance and privacy concerns. Workspace admins can turn off intelligence sources to restrict Gemini's access. The change affects organizations using Google Workspace with Gemini integration.
Google Workspace now lets Gemini access company data by default, raising compliance and privacy concerns. Workspace admins can turn off intelligence sources to restrict Gemini's access. The change affects organizations using Google Workspace with Gemini integration.
Multiple users observe that Google's Gemini AI Search is increasingly citing Grokipedia, a lesser-known wiki, as a primary source instead of Wikipedia. This shift raises concerns about information reliability and the influence of alternative knowledge bases on AI-generated answers.
Multiple users observe that Google's Gemini AI Search is increasingly citing Grokipedia, a lesser-known wiki, as a primary source instead of Wikipedia. This shift raises concerns about information reliability and the influence of alternative knowledge bases on AI-generated answers.
Reddit users report that Gemini's consumer app and API are dropping conversational context, with follow-up questions answered as if prior messages never existed. One user notes the issue began within the last week, while another claims the app silently truncates history despite advertising a 1M-token context window.
Reddit users report that Gemini's consumer app and API are dropping conversational context, with follow-up questions answered as if prior messages never existed. One user notes the issue began within the last week, while another claims the app silently truncates history despite advertising a 1M-token context window.
A Pentagon social media post about AI capabilities included a screenshot that appeared to show Google's Gemini interface, leading to confusion and speculation about military use of commercial AI tools. The post was later clarified or removed, but the incident raised questions about AI transparency in defense contexts.
A Pentagon social media post about AI capabilities included a screenshot that appeared to show Google's Gemini interface, leading to confusion and speculation about military use of commercial AI tools. The post was later clarified or removed, but the incident raised questions about AI transparency in defense contexts.