Google is adding new features to Gemini, focused on improving user experience for both new and existing users. One major update is the "import AI chats" option, currently in beta, which allows users to upload conversations from other AI platforms. This addresses a common issue for users switching services: the potential loss of conversational history. Imported chats will be stored in the user's activity and will contribute to training Google's AI models, raising data privacy concerns. Another feature, labeled “Likeness,” appears in the settings and leads to a “Video Verification” page. While details are limited, this could introduce tools for verifying or analyzing video content, which is relevant given the rise of AI-generated media. As this feature is still in early development, its final purpose may change before launch. Gemini's image generation is also being upgraded. Users can now download images in higher resolutions, including 2K and 4K, with the best quality option noted as suitable for print. This enhancement facilitates exporting AI-generated visuals for personal or commercial use, aligning with similar offerings in Google Photos. While direct print integration hasn't been confirmed, these resolution options significantly enhance usability for users interested in physical formats.