Google has launched the "migration tool" for Gemini, allowing users to import memories and conversation histories from other AI chat applications, including the memory and conversation history import feature. Currently, it is available for consumer accounts, while business accounts and some users are not yet supported.

BlockBeats News, March 27 — According to Bloomberg, Google has launched a new tool for its Gemini AI assistant that allows users to upload chat histories and context from other AI applications. This move aims to attract users of OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthropic PBC's Claude. Google stated that Gemini now includes an import option, allowing both free and paid users to upload compressed conversation files from other AI providers.

Gate News reports that on March 27, Google launched a new tool for its Gemini AI assistant, allowing users to upload chat histories and contexts from other AI applications. Users can upload conversation archive files from other AI providers such as OpenAI ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude through the new import option in Gemini. This feature is available to both free and paid users. Google's move aims to attract users from other AI platforms to switch to Gemini.

ARC Prize Foundation Launches ARC-AGI-3 Benchmark, Requiring AI to Independently Explore and Act in a 64×64 Grid World Without Guidance, with Scores Based on "Action Efficiency." Compared to previous versions, this edition is more rigorous, preventing models from using memory shortcuts. Google Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview Achieves a Top Score of 0.37%.

Gemini CLI will implement three policy adjustments starting March 25: free users will no longer have access to Pro models, traffic distribution priority will be adjusted, and the abuse detection mechanism will be upgraded. Developers can obtain paid API keys through AI Studio or Vertex AI.

Abacus.AI CEO Bindu Reddy criticized Google's Gemini 3.0 as falling short of expectations, suggesting that Google focus on its core business and optimize its AI models. Elon Musk responded by stating that Google will win the AI race in the West, while noting that SpaceX has merged with xAI, reaching a valuation of 12.5 billion dollars.

Google announced on March 16 that it will open its artificial intelligence product Gemini to users in Hong Kong, first launching the web application, followed by mobile applications. Hong Kong users can use Gemini to handle daily tasks such as emails, planning, and travel, and it supports multimedia content generation.

Google executive Nick Fox stated that Google does not rule out placing ads in Gemini, a statement that shows the company may blur the lines between advertising and AI products. The introduction of ads will impact user experience and trust in neutrality.

Gate News Report, March 10 — Alphabet Inc.'s Google is introducing AI agents to Pentagon staff to automate daily tasks. Google's Gemini AI agent can independently complete tasks on behalf of users, who only need to set specific objectives. Deputy Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Emil Michael stated that these AI agents will initially operate on non-classified networks.