Google Tests “Personalized Assistant” for Meal Planning

Google Tests “Personalized Assistant” for Meal Planning

(Google Tests “Personalized Assistant” for Meal Planning)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Google is testing a new feature. This feature helps people plan meals. It uses artificial intelligence. The AI acts like a personal assistant. It builds meal plans based on user needs.
The tool asks users about their diet. It asks about food likes and dislikes. It asks about health goals. The assistant uses this information. It suggests recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It also creates a shopping list. This list includes all the needed ingredients.
Google wants to make meal planning easier. Many people find cooking stressful. Deciding what to eat is hard. The new assistant aims to solve these problems. It offers tailored suggestions. It saves users time.
The feature is currently in testing. It is not available to everyone. Only select users can try it now. These users are part of a limited experiment. Google is gathering feedback. The company will improve the assistant based on this feedback.
The meal assistant connects with other Google services. It works with Google Search. It works with Google Calendar. Users can see recipes directly. They can add meal prep times to their schedules. This makes the tool more useful.

(Google Tests “Personalized Assistant” for Meal Planning)

A Google representative spoke about the test. “We see people struggle with daily meals,” they said. “Our goal is simple. We want to help. This assistant provides personalized support. It makes healthy eating easier.” Google has not announced a public release date. More development is needed first.