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    Home / News / Technology News / Google will soon incorporate Gemini chatbot into its Android app
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    Google will soon incorporate Gemini chatbot into its Android app
    A toggle will allow you to switch between Search and Gemini

    Google will soon incorporate Gemini chatbot into its Android app

    By Mudit Dube
    Apr 08, 2024
    12:12 pm

    What's the story

    Google is set to incorporate its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, Gemini, into its Android app.

    This development was revealed in a video shared by tech tipster AssembleDebug on X.

    The video reveals that Gemini feature on Google app for Android will operate identically to the iOS app, providing users with an improved chatbot experience and image analysis capabilities.

    Interaction

    How to engage with Gemini on Google app

    To utilize the Gemini feature, users will have to simply tap on the Gemini icon at the top of the Google app.

    This action will open a chatbot prompt field where users can interact with Google's newly improved chatbot.

    Additionally, they can request image creation or seek analysis of their uploaded pictures, enhancing their online interactions significantly.

    Twitter Post

    Toggle will allow you to switch between Search and Gemini

    Google app for Android to soon get toggle to switch between Gemini and Search [just like on iOS]

    📝 Read - https://t.co/eMgD2NxZKX#Google #Android pic.twitter.com/i19Msjb8wm

    — AssembleDebug (@AssembleDebug) April 7, 2024

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    Google tests AI-powered search responses in UK

    Last week, Google started a pilot program in the UK to test search responses powered by artificial intelligence (AI).

    The feature, known as the "Search Generative Experience" (SGE), will present users with an AI-crafted "overview" at the start of certain search results.

    The new AI-powered search results, already available in the US, will show links and ads as well.

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