Google Gemini Spark is now in Turkey: It will do the work for you
Google's 24/7 personal AI agent, Gemini Spark, is being rolled out gradually to Google AI Ultra subscribers in Turkey.
Google's personal AI agent, Gemini Spark, which was introduced at the I/O 2026 event, has begun to be rolled out gradually to users in Turkey.
Initially available only to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US, the feature is now accessible to certain user groups in Turkey as well. It is noted that Spark is not currently active for everyone, and access is expected to be opened to a wider user base in the coming period.

Unlike the "ask a question, get an answer" model of classic AI assistants, Gemini Spark is positioned as a proactive agent that can work continuously in the background. Its ability to plan and execute long-term, multi-step tasks on behalf of the user is among the most notable aspects of the feature.
Spark can work integrated with Gmail, Google Drive, Docs, and other Workspace tools. For example, it can analyze a new email to create an event on the calendar, prepare draft responses for relevant people, or help create tasks on platforms like Jira.
Google's personal agent can continue tasks assigned in the cloud even when the user is not at their computer or phone. However, the fact that it requests confirmation from the user for critical steps stands out as an important security element to ensure that control is not left entirely to automation.
News Source: 12punto
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