Google continues to develop and deliver AI models to users daily. A new AI package has been added to the existing free, Pro, and Ultra versions. The AI Plus package, announced to offer more affordable AI tools, is positioned between Google’s free version and the AI Pro package. Here are the details.
Google AI Plus will be expanded over time
The new AI Plus subscription offers several significant advantages over the free plan. Positioned between the free and the 719.99 TL monthly Pro subscription, AI Plus was initially offered in Indonesia for approximately $5. While not yet available in our country, the subscription will be available in more countries soon.
Here are the notable features of AI Plus:
- Enhanced Gemini 2.5 Pro Access: Free users are limited to only five commands per day, while AI Plus members gain increased access to the Gemini 2.5 Pro model. Google hasn’t yet specified a specific usage limit for AI Plus, but considering that AI Pro offers 100 commands per day and AI Ultra offers 500, it’s estimated that AI Plus will fall somewhere in between.
- Extended Context Window: For AI Plus members, the context window in the Gemini app has been increased to 128K tokens, compared to the 32K token limit for free users, albeit lower than the 1 million token limit. This offers the ability to work with longer, more complex text.
- Video Creation Tools: Subscribers gain access to the Veo 3 Fast video creation tool (presumably within the Gemini app) as well as Whisk, a standalone image-to-video conversion tool. They also gain access to Google Flow, an AI-powered movie-making tool.
- Google Workspace Integration: The AI Plus plan includes the ability to use Gemini’s sidebar in popular Google apps like Gmail, Google Docs, and Sheets. This integration aims to streamline workflows and increase efficiency.
Extended NotebookLM Usage: Subscribers have the opportunity to use more notebooks and resources on the NotebookLM platform.
Additional Storage: The AI Plus subscription also provides users with 200GB of Google One storage.
So, what are your thoughts on this? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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