Google tests Remy AI agent for Gemini

Google is testing a new AI personal agent called Remy for Gemini in an internal, staffonly version of the app, according to a report cited by Business Insider. The tool is intended to help users handle work and everyday tasks by taking actions on their behalf. The report says Remy is being used by Google employees as part of a dogfooding test, but the company has not said whether it will be released publicly or which services are included in the trial. Google declined to comment on the report. Remy appears to be part of Google’s effort to make Gemini more agentlike, beyond simple chat responses. The reporting also highlights growing questions about user control, permissions, activity logs, and memory settings as AI systems take on more sensitive actions across connected apps and devices.