"when you enable apps for Desktop Intelligence you are enabling Gemini to see what you see (such as screen context) and pull content directly from these apps to improve and personalize your experience only when Gemini is in use."
"The ability to refer to information in apps and what's currently on your screen is offered by both the Claude and ChatGPT macOS apps, and something Gemini is capable of on mobile devices."
"Bloomberg reports that the Gemini app is being tested with non-Google employees, which could be a sign it's making its way to a public release."
Google is developing a macOS version of its Gemini AI assistant to compete directly with ChatGPT and Claude's standalone Mac applications. The app will offer standard features including prompt responses, web search, and text, image, and code generation. The key differentiator is 'Desktop Intelligence,' which enables Gemini to view screen content and extract information from enabled applications to personalize and improve responses. This capability already exists in competitor apps and on Gemini's mobile platform. Google is currently testing the app with non-Google employees, suggesting a potential public release. Through Apple and Google's AI partnership announced in January, Gemini models will power future versions of Apple Intelligence.
Read at Engadget
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