"One of the latest updates to Google Gemini gives you the ability to set up scheduled actions. These are exactly what they sound like: Tasks that you can get Google Gemini to run automatically, on a schedule. Maybe you want a weather and news report every morning at 7 am, or perhaps you want an evening meal suggestion every evening at 7 pm. Anything you can already get Gemini to do, you can schedule."
"It brings Gemini up to speed in this regard with the ChatGPT app, which introduced scheduled tasks several months ago. The idea here is more or less the same: The bot can carry out your commands at a specific point in the future, and keep repeating them if you need to. Here's how the feature works on both platforms."
"All you need to do to create a scheduled action in Gemini is to describe it, and include the scheduling details in the prompt. For example, you might tell Gemini to "generate an image of a cat playing with a ball of yarn, every Monday at 12 pm," or "give me a general knowledge trivia question every evening at 7 pm.""
Google Gemini supports scheduled actions that let users automate tasks at specified times or on recurring schedules. Users subscribe to Google AI Pro (from $20/month) to access the feature. Gemini can store up to ten scheduled actions, and actions can run once or repeat daily, weekly, or monthly, but cannot use complex cadences or random triggers. Creation requires a natural-language prompt that includes the scheduling details, and Gemini runs any task it already supports (for example, weather reports, meal suggestions, image generation, or trivia). Gemini is available on web and Android/iOS mobile apps.
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