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Google is revolutionizing AI-powered assistance with live video and screen-sharing features for its Gemini AI. Announced at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona, this update allows users to share their phone screens and surroundings with Gemini AI for instant, context-aware responses.
With these new capabilities, users can now display webpages, apps, or images while seeking AI-driven insights, making interactions more dynamic and intuitive. This marks a major leap beyond text-based prompts, bringing real-time AI support closer to everyday needs.
Gemini AI’s screen-sharing feature lets users display webpages, apps, or images while asking questions. The live video function enables AI-powered assistance using a smartphone camera. Google shared a demonstration showing an online shopper using Gemini to get outfit suggestions.
The update is a great shift in AI technology. Instead of relying only on text-based prompts, users can now interact through voice and visuals. Google says these features will make AI more responsive and context-aware.
Gemini Live’s new capabilities will start rolling out to Gemini Advanced subscribers in March. The live video feature was first teased in August 2024. Google also released Gemini 2.0 Pro and an experimental "Flash Thinking" model last month. The latest updates aim to enhance AI’s reasoning and explainability.
A promotional video released by Google shows a ceramicist who obtains glaze suggestions by using Google Gemini Live. In real-time, the AI provides suggestions as the camera moves around. Technical experts from Google indicate that this technology enables users to make decisions efficiently.
Multiple technology announcements from different corporations will take place at MWC 2025. Many other technology companies will also present their latest innovations at MWC 2025. The industry considers these developments as part of the roadmap for creating more interactive AI experiences.
The evolution of the AI sector demands real-time abilities from companies active within this industry. Users could experience disruptive changes in their digital assistant interactions with Google's current product features. The new tools from Gemini Live will help deliver additional understanding about future developments in AI.
