Google Missing 'Sign in with Gemini'? ChatGPT Already Has Its Own OAuth
koltregaskes · x · 2026-10-06
Peter Gostev notes that while "Sign in with ChatGPT" now exists, Google—despite owning the world's largest sign-in system—offers no equivalent: signing in with Google should let users attach their Gemini inference and data, seemingly an overlooked opportunity. koltregaskes adds that a "Sign in with Gemini" with bundled credits would be compelling. The discussion highlights AI providers turning account sign-in into a model-distribution channel, and Google's absence from it.
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