Gemini for text: new branching feature lets you compare drafts
Google is preparing conversation branching for Gemini, a feature that will let users continue the same chat along several different paths. Users will be able to return to any message, spin off a separate branch, and compare different versions of a response without copying prompts or starting new chats. The update brings Gemini closer to ChatGPT, not in terms of the model, but in terms of usability.
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Google is preparing a conversation branching feature for text in Gemini: users will be able to take a single chat in several directions at once and compare the results within the same conversation.
How do you use branching in Gemini to compare text variants?
Pick any point in the conversation, create a separate branch, and take the chat in a new direction. In one branch you can shorten the text, in another rewrite it in a formal business tone, in a third turn it into a Telegram post, and in a fourth check it for factual accuracy, all in one chat without losing context.
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