Google拥有发布的实验性AI应用Dreambeans在印度，这是它在美国境外的第一个市场，因为该公司希望挖掘世界第二大互联网市场，将从用户数字活动中提取的个性化视觉故事带给更广泛的受众。
Google星期一在Android和iOS上将Dreambeans扩展至印度，支持13种当地语言，包括印地语，旁遮普语，泰米尔语，泰卢固语和孟加拉语，同时提供英语。 发布在Google向18岁及以上所有符合条件的美国用户提供该应用软件后不到两个月。
推出在6月，Google的Dreambeans使用来自连接的Google服务的信息，包括Calendar,Gemini,Gmail,Photos,Search，和YouTube，积极主动地生成个性化，说明用户兴趣和日常生活的故事，而不需要他们进入一个快速。 该应用软件最初以静态，AI生成的插图为特色，但Google最近增加了一个功能，使用其Veo视频生成模型甚至将部分故事中的图像动画化。
Google 称选择印度为梦豆的第一个国际市场，印度在一次新闻发布会上以Gemini、Gmail和Google照片、Google产品经理Gozde Oznur 称的用户高度重叠而出名。
Dreambeans自6月首播以来在美国录得近55,000次下载，据与TechCrunch共享的市场情报公司Sensor Tower估计。 大约63%的下载是在9月，然而，下载量在每月中下降了84%，在10月下降到约5500.
在Google向所有符合条件的美国用户开放Dreambeans后的头30天里，该应用记录了约29,000次下载，相比之下，Meta的Muse有740万次下载，280万次下载，362,000次下载，155,000次下载，Claude在发布后的第一个30天内，传感器塔估计显示。 然而，与这些通用AI应用不同的是，Dreambeans专注于生成个性化的故事，而不是回应广泛的用户查询。
尽管Dreambeans支持许多广泛使用的印度语言，但用户每次只能选择一种语言来完成他们生成的故事。 该应用软件可以用多种语言在Google服务之间提取信息，但目前无法生成混合语言的故事，Oznur 称在简报期间。
这可能会限制Dreambeans在印度的吸引力，因为印度许多人经常在语言(包括印地语和英语)之间互换，他们常常将这两种语言混入俗称的Hinglish中。
Dreambeans依赖用户Google账户的信息，该应用程序使用Google的个人情报技术来利用连接服务，并将其AI生成的故事个性化。 这些服务可以包含一些敏感的个人信息，一些用户可能不想仅仅为了接收个性化内容而与AI应用共享。
用户可以选择哪些Google服务连接到Dreambeans，并随时将其断开，Oznur 称。 他们也可以从应用程序内删除他们的Dreambeans数据。 此外，Oznur声称，从基本的连通服务中删除的信息也从Dreambeans的个性化系统中删除。
用户Oznur 称可以告诉Dreambeans避免某些主题，包括商业相关信息，该应用将尝试相应调整其故事。 她补充说，Dreambeans只提供给个人Gmail账户持有者，而不是企业用户，而生成的故事只可见于账户持有者。
Dreambeans的主动方法也有可能让用户产生记忆，Oznur承认Dreambeans可以编造涉及死亡人士的故事，她的称用户可以告诉应用程序停止显示某些主题，将该特性与Google照片中的控制进行比较，允许用户限制哪些记忆出现。
Oznur告诉记者，Google正在探索如何让Dreambeans更适合行动
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Google has launched its experimental AI app Dreambeans in India, its first market outside the U.S., as the company looks to tap the world’s second-largest internet market to bring personalized visual stories drawn from users’ digital activity to a broader audience.
On Monday, Google expanded Dreambeans, available on Android and iOS, to India with support for 13 local languages, including Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Bengali, alongside English. The launch comes less than two months after Google made the app available to all eligible U.S. users aged 18 and older.
Introduced in June, Google’s Dreambeans uses information from connected Google services, including Calendar, Gemini, Gmail, Photos, Search, and YouTube, to proactively generate personalized, illustrated stories about users’ interests and everyday lives, without requiring them to enter a prompt. The app initially featured static, AI-generated illustrations, but Google recently added a feature that uses its Veo video-generation model to even animate images in select stories.
Google said it chose India as Dreambeans’ first international market because of strong interest from Indian users seeking access to the app and the widespread use of its services in the country. India stood out for its high overlap of users across Gemini, Gmail, and Google Photos, Google product manager Gozde Oznur said during a press briefing.
Dreambeans has recorded nearly 55,000 downloads in the U.S. since its June debut, according to estimates from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower shared with TechCrunch. About 63% of those downloads came in September, when Google opened the app to all eligible U.S. users aged 18 and older. However, downloads dropped 84% month over month to about 5,500 in October.
In the first 30 days after Google opened Dreambeans to all eligible U.S. users, the app recorded an estimated 29,000 downloads, compared with 7.4 million for Meta’s Muse, 2.8 million for ChatGPT, 362,000 for Grok Bot, and 155,000 for Claude during their respective first 30 days after launch, Sensor Tower estimates show. However, unlike those general-purpose AI apps, Dreambeans focuses on generating personalized stories instead of responding to a broad range of user queries.
Even though Dreambeans supports many widely spoken Indian languages, users can select only one language at a time for their generated stories. The app can draw on information across Google services in multiple languages, but it cannot currently generate stories that mix languages, Oznur said during the briefing.
That could limit Dreambeans’ appeal in India, where many people regularly switch between languages, including Hindi and English, often mixing the two in what is commonly known as Hinglish.
Dreambeans’ dependence on information from users’ Google accounts also raises questions about privacy and data access. The app uses Google’s Personal Intelligence technology to draw on connected services and personalize its AI-generated stories. Those services can contain sensitive personal information that some users may not want to share with an AI app just to receive personalized content.
Users can choose which Google services to connect to Dreambeans and disconnect them at any time, Oznur said. They can also delete their Dreambeans data from within the app. Moreover, Oznur asserted that information deleted from the underlying connected services is also removed from Dreambeans’ personalization system.
Users, Oznur said, can tell Dreambeans to avoid certain subjects, including business-related information, and the app will try to adjust its stories accordingly. She added that Dreambeans is available only to personal Gmail account holders, not enterprise users, and that generated stories are visible only to the account holder.
Dreambeans’ proactive approach also carries the risk of surfacing memories that users may find upsetting. Oznur acknowledged that Dreambeans could generate stories involving people who have died, for instance. She said users can tell the app to stop showing certain subjects, comparing the feature to controls in Google Photos that let users limit which memories appear.
Oznur told reporters that Google is exploring ways to make Dreambeans more actionable, moving beyond personalized stories and recommendations to help users act on the app’s suggestions.
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