Google Gemini Personal Intelligence Feature Connects to Google Wallet App: Can Provide Personalized Analysis Suggestions for Users' Spending Habits
IT之家 reported on November 14 that Google announced that Gemini's Personal Intelligence feature has officially supported Google Wallet. After users complete authorization, Gemini can, according to Google Gemini Personal Intelligence feature connects to Google Wallet: can provide personalized analysis suggestions for users' spending habits.
Google says that users only need to enter @Google Wallet in a Gemini conversation to ask questions about personal financial status, spending, and budget planning. Users can also link credit cards and bank accounts to Google Wallet via Plaid to obtain more comprehensive financial information.
In terms of specific features, for example, Gemini can analyze the user's spending records from the previous quarter and directly generate charts in the conversation showing cash flow, asset allocation, and budget status. If users want to save 1000 USD in the next 3 months, Gemini can also help formulate a savings plan based on this.


Google emphasizes that Gemini can only read information in accounts authorized by users and cannot transfer funds, manage funds, or conduct investment operations. Integration with Google Wallet uses a completely voluntary authorization mechanism; users need to manually enable it under the "Connected apps" option in Personal Intelligence settings and can cancel the connection at any time.
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