Google has updated its Gemini AI usage quotas, potentially reducing the number of free AI responses users receive. The new system changes how usage is tallied, affecting how users can track their remaining interactions.
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Google has quietly adjusted how Gemini usage quotas are calculated, potentially reducing the number of AI replies free users can obtain.
According to a report by WIRED, Google has changed how its Gemini usage quotas are calculated. This change means users may not be able to get as many AI replies as before.
The report notes that under the new mechanism, the actual number of available replies for free users may decrease, but it does not provide specific numbers or comparative data.
This article's information comes from a WIRED report, which is a secondary source. The report does not provide an official Google statement or specific data, so some conclusions are inferred.
Google Gemini's quota calculation has been updated; free users should monitor their usage to avoid unexpected restrictions due to the new rules.
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