Google has today expanded availability for their Agentic AI tool, Gemini Spark with availability expanding to Australia from today.
Announced during Google IO, Spark shifts Gemini from a reactive AI Assistant, into a proactive tool that can take care of time-consuming digital chores.
Expected to rollout in Australia over the coming weeks, Spark will appear in the Gemini window giving you access to build powerful AI Agents that can work even when you close your laptop. Gemini Spark can be tied to your Google Workspace tools like Gmail, Docs, and Sheets so you can leverage that access to incorporate data into your agent – though it’s all opt-in and Spark will always wait for your direction before sending emails, or spending money.
Gemini Spark agents can work quietly in the background, performing tasks like keeping tabs on when your favourite band goes on tour and more, with Google giving a list of things Spark can do to help you claw-back some of your digital time:
Gemini Spark is now available to Google AI Ultra users, with access now extending to Google AI Pro subscribers. It’s a staged access rollout, with Gemini Spark coming to Australian users over the next few weeks. I’ve been trying to keep an eye on when Stray Kids announce their next tour, and this will help a lot to win me cool dad points.
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