Google may soon launch a new AI assistant, Gemini Spark, at Google I/O 2026. This new tool is designed to do more than answer questions. It can work in the background and help users complete everyday online tasks automatically.

According to new information, Gemini Spark can connect with apps, emails, calendars, websites, and location data. With this access, it may be able to book flights, manage emails, fill out forms, organize schedules, and complete tasks across different apps without users needing to guide it step by step.

Unlike normal AI chatbots that wait for instructions, Gemini Spark is expected to act more like a smart personal assistant. Google has worked on AI agents before, but many advanced features were available only to premium users. Gemini Spark seems to be aimed at regular consumers.

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Meanwhile, Google is warning users about privacy and security risks. Since the AI can access personal data and online accounts, there is a chance it could share sensitive information with third parties or make purchases in some situations without asking for confirmation.

The system may also save browser sessions and login details so tasks can continue running in the background. To give users more control, Google is expected to offer settings that allow people to clear saved data and disconnect linked services.

If launched, Gemini Spark could make online tasks faster, easier, and more automatic for everyday users.

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