Google’s mobile AI app Gemini arrives in Spain
The company is completing its rollout in Europe in the midst of an AI battle with Microsoft and OpenAI.
Google announced the arrival in Spain of its artificial intelligence application for mobile phones Twinsas part of its plan to roll out the tool in Europe.
The Gemini app makes it easier for users to access Google’s generative AI capabilities from their mobile devices. The technology multinational is following in the footsteps of its rivals in the field of artificial intelligence. OpenAI and Microsoft who have mobile applications for their assistants.
The company says the mobile app is an “important step” in creating a “true AI assistant” that allows users to communicate in spoken language.
In May, Google announced that its laboratory DeepMind works in Astra project, a multimodal intelligent assistant that will be able to interact with users in real time, capable of reasoning through text, audio and images. Its competitor OpenAI has announced that ChatGPT will soon be able to support smooth, real-time communication.
Google’s current app artificial intelligence cincludes requests made via text, voice and images. In the case of voice, its range is limited. Gemini for mobile understands action requests, which are now offered on Google Assistant, such as setting an alarm, making phone calls, or controlling smart home devices. The company is working to expand the use of voice communications.
Plus, you can chat with Gemini via text message to get help with writing text, summarizing documents, searching for information in apps like Gmail, creating images, and more. Assistant too can understand the imagesso you can, for example, take a photo and ask about the captured image.
IN AndroidIn addition to downloading the Gemini app, this AI feature can be activated through Google Assistant, which can be accessed by pressing the activation button or, on some phone models, by swiping from the corner. The AI can also be called by saying “Hey Google.”
When iOS operating system for the iPhone, the company announced that in a couple of weeks it will roll out access to Gemini directly from the Google app.