Gemini will now use your data to personalise its responses

Welcome to another edition of Log AI.

In today’s update, we’re looking at two big changes from Google: Gemini can now use data from Gmail, Search, and YouTube to give more personal answers, and Veo can turn portrait photos into vertical AI videos made for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.

Let’s get into the details.

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  Here's what's new today in the Log AI

• Gemini will now use data to personalise responses

• Google’s Veo now turns portrait images into vertical AI videos

• AI Tutorial: How to create viral animal dancing videos using Kling AI

• AI Tools to check out

• The Latest in AI

• ChatGPT Prompt of the day

AI NEWS

GOOGLE

Gemini will now use data to personalise responses

Google’s Gemini AI will soon be able to use what it knows about you from Gmail, Search, and YouTube. This is part of a new feature called “Personal Intelligence.” If you turn it on, Gemini can give you more personal answers based on your Google account activity.

Key Points: 

• Gemini can use info from your Gmail, Google Search history, and YouTube history to understand what you like and what you’ve been doing.

• It can pull helpful details like emails, receipts, travel plans, and topics you searched or watched videos about, so it can respond in a smarter way.

• This is not forced. You have to turn it on, and you can choose what Gemini is allowed to use.

• You can disconnect apps, limit what they can access, and turn the feature off if you do not want it.

• Gemini becomes less generic and more like a personal helper, because it can answer using your real-life context, not just general knowledge.

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AI AND INNOVATION

Google’s Veo now turns portrait images into vertical AI videos

Google’s Veo now turns portrait images into vertical AI videos. This means you can upload a portrait photo and Veo will animate it into a short vertical video made for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

Details:

• You can upload a portrait image, and Veo will turn it into a vertical 9:16 video.

• It is made for phone videos, so it fits perfectly on Shorts and Reels.

• You can use up to 3 reference images (e.g., a person, a background, and a style) to help Veo keep things looking consistent.

• The video quality is better now, with cleaner output like 1080p and even 4K upscaling.

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AI TUTORIAL

 How to create viral animal dancing videos using Kling AI

You don’t need a big team or editing skills to make viral animal dancing videos. You can do it with ChatGPT + Kling AI in minutes. Here is how:

1. Take a clear photo of your pet or anything you want to animate.

2. Open ChatGPT, upload the photo, and type this prompt:

   “Have the dog standing upright on his back feet with a karate kit.” Click Generate and save the new image.

3. Open Kling AI and select Kling 2.6 Motion Control.

4. Upload the generated dog image, pick the dance preset, and click Generate.

5. Wait about 5 minutes, then download the video.

AI TOOLS TO CHECK OUT

• Notis AI: AI assistant that brings real value to you and your team

• Job GPT: Apply to jobs automatically with AI

• Logo generator AI: Turn any idea into a professional logo design.

• Musid AI: Generate AI music videos with perfect lip-sync in seconds.

• Email verify AI: Verify emails in real-time with 99.9% accuracy.

THE LATEST IN AI

  Gemini is coming to Google Trends.

Trends Explore page, now featuring Gemini-powered capabilities that automatically identify and compare trends related to your searches. The update is rolling out on desktop starting today.

 Apple launches ‘Creator Studio’ bundle of apps

Apple is launching a new Creator Studio subscription bundle that offers access to six creative apps, including premium iWork content.

Slackbot becomes an AI agent now

Slackbot, the automated assistant baked into the Salesforce-owned corporate messaging platform Slack, is entering a new era as an AI agent. And Salesforce CTO Parker Harris hopes it will be as viral as OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

CHATGPT PROMPT OF THE DAY

"Using the attached product photo, place the product into a realistic studio mockup. Use a neutral, softly lit environment suitable for an ecommerce website. Match lighting direction, shadows, and reflections to the original product photo. Do not alter the product’s shape, color, or branding. Output should look indistinguishable from a professional product shoot."

THAT’S A WRAP!