Google's Gemini Daily Brief, introduced earlier this spring, may soon receive a "tuning" feature allowing users to customize its morning digests. Discovered by tipster Assemble Debug in a recent app version, this function would enable users to specify what information they want included or excluded from their daily summaries. The AI could highlight "important events" and "action items," while users could also opt to receive updates from specific sources like email newsletters or a child's school, drawing information from connected Gmail and Calendar accounts.

Users could interact with a textbox to provide more granular control, telling Gemini what to prioritize or deprioritize. This could include specifying senders to avoid or emails that are essential. While found in the app code, there is no confirmed rollout date for this "tune your brief" functionality. This proactive approach aligns with Gemini Spark's vision from Google I/O 2026, aiming to transform the AI into a more integrated and personalized assistant. The current feedback options for the Daily Brief are limited, making a direct tuning feature a significant improvement for user control.