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Gemini Adds AI-Powered PDF Analysis to Google Files App

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Google continues its mission to integrate its Gemini AI capabilities into more productivity tools, and the latest beneficiary is the Files by Google app. This update allows users to leverage Gemini’s AI for seamless and insightful analysis of PDF documents, making file management smarter and more efficient.

The feature is now available for devices running Android 15, enabling users to open PDFs in the Files app and process them directly through Gemini’s interface. A simple tap on the “Ask about this PDF” button brings the document into the chatbot’s system, allowing users to pose questions and receive natural-language responses within moments.

Tests conducted by Digital Trends revealed that Gemini handled complex scientific research papers effortlessly. This integration eliminates the need to use standalone AI apps, streamlining the process for users and enhancing productivity.

Gemini’s PDF analysis extends beyond basic text processing. Users can import PDFs from local storage or Google Drive, and the AI chatbot can even analyze media assets from the device’s gallery, thanks to its multi-modal capabilities.

However, there are limitations. The feature is currently restricted to Android 15 devices and users with paid access to Gemini Advanced. For those looking for a free alternative, Google’s NotebookLM tool provides a powerful solution. NotebookLM offers similar AI-powered functionalities, including the ability to process files, URLs, and YouTube videos, making it a versatile choice for users who prefer not to subscribe to premium services.

This thoughtful implementation of Gemini in the Files app underscores Google’s commitment to enhancing productivity tools with AI, offering users a more intuitive and efficient way to manage and analyze their digital documents.

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