New Delhi: Google’s AI assistant application, now the most used assistant, Gemini, has surpassed 450 million monthly active users globally. Now the company claims that a significant portion of this growth can be attributed to India. Google has reached this milestone by enhancing the localisation of its tools for these users, including support for 12 regional languages, and integrating these tools with partners, as well as Indian developers, to build Gemini-powered applications. The Analysts suggested that the strong performance of Gemini reflects a broader trend of AI moving from niche technological advancements to mainstream utility.
Google’s most widely used AI assistant has recently surpassed 450 million monthly active users, especially in India, with a global monthly active user count of 450 million. In India, users are utilising this AI assistant as their consultant, which means every query they have is addressed by this type of AI assistant. Many users in India have adopted ChatGPT as a regular part of their daily routine. Shekhar Khosla, the vice president of marketing and site lead, Google India, revealed in the LinkedIn post that Gemini has crossed 450 million monthly active users and the 50% globally daily requests on this AI assistant. This number says it all: the Gemini Application momentum is growing. Give it a try and be amazed, wrote Khosla in the LinkedIn post.
India has emerged as a crucial battleground for AI adoption, and Google has been particularly active in tailoring its AI initiatives for the Indian market. Multiple factors contributed to the growth of Gemini users in India. The widespread smartphone penetration, affordable mobile data and increasing demand for AI-powered productivity and learning tools. Google has also embedded Gemini into the Pixel devices, Chrome, and Google Messages, making it more accessible to everyday users.
This Gemini Application is available on both Android and iOS, and Google has hinted at upcoming features which is tailored for Indian users, including voice-first interactions and offline capabilities.
