Another key Gemini feature first unveiled at I/O is Gemini Live. The tool, which lives inside the Gemini app (which recently arrived on iOS ), is a conversational AI assistant with natural-sounding spoken dialogue capabilities. Now, it looks like Gemini's 'Ask about' on-screen contextual abilities and Gemini Live are coming together.

Google Gemini is expected to work with Apple Intelligence in the near future. Here's when to expect this AI integration.

Earlier this year Google announced that Google Assistant would be getting some improvements, all thanks to the Gemini AI. The idea is that Assistant will be a lot more conversational, so the user feels less like they’re talking to a robot and more like there could be a real person on the other end of the line.

Rather confusingly, Google has two smart assistants in play at the moment: Gemini and Google Assistant. For now at least, Google Assistant is sticking around on smart displays and speakers, but we've now got some clues as to how Gemini will be helping out.

On Thursday Google launched a dedicated app for its AI-powered assistant, Gemini, on iOS globally. Until now, iOS users either had to use the Google app

The iOS 18.2 update that'll give Siri the ability to pass your complex questions to ChatGPT is expected to start rolling out in December, so if Gemini hopes to gain real traction on iOS, the clock is ticking.

It’s long been rumored that Apple will be partnering with other AI chatbot companies in the future, to support

Maybe, but not because of Apple Intelligence. This past week Google officially launched the Gemini app on iOS, allowing iPhone users to get the complete Gemini AI experience. The app is launching just weeks after Apple released the first version of its new Apple Intelligence AI platform,