Google is also piloting personal AI agents, rolling out dedicated accounts for the AI tools to be used by entire families.

Insight Beating AI Flash News: Google Labs has converted its experimental AI Agent CC into a family version. CC now has its own Google account, supporting up to 6 users. Each user can grant access to their shared emails, calendars, and Drive files to it, and CC will compile daily briefings, family schedules, and to-do lists. It can also perform tasks directly: running on a dedicated cloud computer, powered by Google’s Antigravity Agent system and Gemini model, it can fill out PDF forms, organize shopping lists, check real-time driving times, and create shared Docs and Sheets. Messages sent outside the group or actions performed outside the group still require user authorization. CC originally launched as a personal productivity AI Agent last year; in May this year, its Daily Brief feature was integrated into the Gemini App. Google has now spun off CC to redevelop it into a multi-user shared AI Agent. It remains in early-stage testing, currently available only to individual Google accounts of users aged 18+ in the U.S. Existing users will receive upgrades gradually, while new users need to join a waitlist. Personal AI Agents have seen a clear surge in popularity recently. xAI launched the Grok Bot last month, Meta rolled out Muse this month, and Instinct is also competing for similar use cases. Unlike these Agents designed primarily for individual use, Google has built CC as an "AI for the entire family" this time.