Google announced it will discontinue the Gemini feature called Gems, which allowed users to create custom AI assistants for specific tasks. Instead of losing their work, users' Gems will be automatically converted into 'skills' usable across various AI tasks starting November 17, 2026. Gems, launched in 2024, helped users teach AI to perform tasks like coaching or editing without repeated instructions, but the new skills interface requires a command input, which may be less user-friendly. This move reflects Google's ongoing strategy to consolidate AI features under fewer brands and streamline its offerings.
Google's decision to discontinue Gemini's Gems and transition to 'skills' is presented here with Pluang's Technology-sector market data as of Sep 28, 2026 23:33 WIB: out of 150 priced US tech stocks, 37 rose and 111 fell. Notable movers include Roblox Corp (RBLX) at USD 43.66 with a -5.99% change, QUALCOMM (QCOM) at USD 190.20 down by -5.78%, and Intel Corp (INTC) at USD 115.92 dropping -5.76%.
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