Google Maps users can now ask Gemini for inspiration on what to do and Waze users will be able to report incidents verbally.

Google Maps is going to start helping you find new places to visit and answer questions about different locations thanks to Gemini.

With the introduction of Google's AI-powered Gemini technology, the maps are now being set up to become entertainment guides in addition to navigational tools.

And next month, Google will start adding more detailed lane information to some metropolitan areas.

Google Maps will offer an enhanced navigation experience soon, as well as Gemini AI integration for discovery and reviews.

Google has decided to bring AI features to its virtual map platforms which include Google Maps, Google Earth, and Waze. The features will be delivered and supported through Gemini, the company’s in-house AI chatbot. Here’s what the new additions will look like

Google Maps and Waze use AI to offer better driving directions and arrival information for drivers, along with new reporting tools. Rivian also adds a Google AI feature.

Google has started to integrate its Gemini AI into Google Maps, and the interesting new features should prove quickly useful.

Google hopes the next time you're looking for a new restaurant or something to do, you'll find it with Google Maps. Powered by Gemini, Google's generative AI model, Google Maps is getting a recommendations engine that curates experiences and suggestions based on your searches.

Google Maps is getting a big update that’s supposed to help you find new places to visit with AI. Starting this week, you’ll be able to explore more locations with Immersive View and search for specific spots based on a descriptive query like “things to do with friends at night.”

Google Maps introduces AI-powered search tools to discover things to do and more detailed navigation features for safer driving.

Google Maps is heading down a new road steered by artificial intelligence. The shift announced Thursday will bring more of the revolutionary AI technology that Google already has been baking into its