Gemini gets scheduled tasks: what does it cost and which subscription suits you?
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Google has introduced a feature for its AI assistant Gemini known as 'scheduled tasks'. With this feature, you can instruct Gemini to carry out a task at a fixed moment, for example on a certain day or at a certain time. A website with technical information has now made an overview of the prices and the differences between the subscriptions.
The feature is available in several subscriptions. The Google AI Pro subscription costs 19.99 dollars per month. The more expensive Google AI Ultra subscription costs 249.99 dollars per month. In addition, the feature can also be used with Google Workspace, Google's package for businesses and organisations. The prices in the overview are in US dollars. In euros, the price may therefore be different, depending on the exchange rate and taxes in the Netherlands.
To set up a scheduled task, the user first gives an instruction to Gemini. Then the user chooses the moment at which the task should be carried out. The website explains exactly how this works, so that people with little experience of AI programs can also try it. However, it is important to choose the subscription that suits your use. Those who only need the feature occasionally probably do not need the most expensive plan.
The choice between the subscriptions therefore depends mainly on how much and how often you use the feature. For private users, the cheaper AI Pro subscription is the most obvious one to start with. Those who use Gemini in a work environment can look at the Workspace options. Before you take out a subscription, it is wise to check the current prices and terms on Google's official website, as these may change.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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