Google LLC has opened its experimental artificial intelligence agent CC to families, allowing up to six people in a household to share one agent. The CC agent sorts through shared material into a daily brief, calendar entries, and a task list, aiming to simplify household coordination. This expansion builds upon the agent's previous functionality for individual users, with further coverage provided by Silicon Angle.The CC agent allows each family member to select what information the AI can access, consolidating school notices, practice schedules, and reminders into a shared daily brief called "Your Day Ahead." The agent has its own Google account, providing a distinct identity and a central place for shared information. Senders can be added to an auto-share list, and members receive weekly rundowns of new senders for approval. CC can also pre-fill registration forms, build school supply lists, and draft meal plans.Built on Google's Gemini models and Antigravity harness, CC can interact with Google Maps, Docs, and Sheets. Google states that CC responds only to group members and will not share information externally without permission. The household version is available in the U.S. for individuals 18 and older with a personal Google account, with existing users receiving upgrade notifications and new users being placed on a waitlist.Source: Silicon Angle
