Google tests the text customization function of Gemini Daily Brief, and the morning AI summary welcomes precise fine-tuning. Google is working on its Google application17

Google tests the Gemini Daily Brief text customization function, and the morning AI summary welcomes precise fine-tuning. Google is introducing the Gemini Daily Brief (daily briefing) direct prompt word customization function in its Google application 17.43.11 test version, allowing users to freely fine-tune the morning AI summary content through text, voice commands or preset preferences, completely changing the previous fixed menu-based interaction logic. This feature originally debuted at the 2026 Google I/O conference as an extension of Pixel10Daily Hub. This upgrade marks a key step towards deep personalization of the morning information summary tool. Technical details show that the new interactive bottom panel not only has built-in preset options such as "Prioritize email briefings", "Highlight school and schedule" or "Use simpler language", but also provides an open text input box and voice input support. Disassembly of the background code confirmed that the custom mechanism is functioning normally, and users can actively specify the priority of information sources and block irrelevant noise. By returning control to users, Google directly solves the industry pain points of homogeneous content and rigid formats in the first generation of AI summaries, greatly improving the accuracy and practical value of morning information processing. Although Google has not officially announced a specific launch schedule for this feature, this action shows that generative AI is accelerating from "unified content supply" to "intention-driven precision services." In the context of the rapid popularization of multi-modal and intelligent agents, seamless reconstruction of information flow through lightweight prompt words will become the standard paradigm for future end-side AI assistants to reshape users' daily habits. via AI News (author: AI Base)