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BTS Partners with Google Gemini: Four Special Features for Fans to Try

Tech giant Google has partnered with K-Pop trailblazer BTS to promote its AI model Gemini. They offer four special features for fans to try.

Tech giant Google has teamed up with K-Pop sensation BTS to showcase four new interactive features powered by its AI model Gemini, available to fans globally. These exclusive features can be accessed through the Gemini app, which is available on smartphones and desktops. The promotional campaign is set to run for a limited time, with the features accessible in multiple languages, including Bahasa Indonesia.

The four unique features include viewing prompts submitted by BTS members utilizing Gemini AI, guessing BTS songs using emoji clues, staying updated with the latest news and trends related to the group, and learning practical Korean phrases. The YouTube film BTS & Gemini | It starts with you, released to coincide with the launch, highlights how each member of BTS incorporates Gemini into their daily lives, as shared by RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook.

To participate in this exclusive experience, users simply need to type "Unlock BTS" or "7777" in the Gemini app. The four features offer an immersive and engaging way for fans to interact with BTS and explore various creative and language-related ideas while staying connected to the group's latest updates and activities.

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