Gemini AI can see and talk to you about what's on your screen – which could be more helpful than it sounds

Gemini AI can see and talk to you about what’s on your screen – which could be more helpful than it sounds

Google’s AI assistant, Gemini Live, is introducing a new feature for Pixel 9 users that enhances real-time interaction with smartphone screens. Referred to as “Talk Live about this,” the feature allows Gemini Live to discuss images, files, and YouTube videos displayed on the screen, providing contextual awareness during conversations. This development marks a shift from traditional AI voice assistants to a more engaging, screen-oriented interface. The feature is accessed through a floating Gemini overlay, offering users the ability to receive live insights and information about content on their screen without manual uploads or explanations. As Google continues to integrate Gemini into everyday mobile interactions, future upgrades such as Project Astra aim to revolutionize real-time screen sharing capabilities and contextual assistance. Additionally, Google’s emphasis on Gemini’s omnipresence highlights its ambition to stay ahead in the evolving landscape of AI technology. Google plans to expand this feature to other Android devices in the near future, emphasizing the company’s commitment to advancing real-time, in-context assistance for users.

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