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theverge ai · June 2, 2026

Gemini Spark plans trips by reading your email — and it knows your kids' names

google's spark agent used personal data from emails to build a shockingly detailed itinerary, proving autonomous agents can work but pose severe privacy risks.

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google’s spark agent successfully planned a family trip by scouring personal data, including emails and documents, to deduce family member names, ages, and pet details. while impressive, the demo highlights the privacy implications of granting ai broad access to personal information and external apps. spark operates on google’s $99/month ai ultra plan and aims to function as a computer interface that interacts with websites on the user's behalf.

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