Google just dropped a game-changing upgrade to Gemini Live, and it’s nothing short of mind-blowing. Imagine your AI assistant not just responding to text but actually seeing—whether it’s your screen or a live camera feed—and giving you real-time insights. That future? It’s already here.
Reports from users suggest that this feature is already making surprise appearances on some Xiaomi devices. A Reddit user first spotted it, and now 9to5Google has amplified the buzz. This is all part of Google’s earlier promise to bring these capabilities to Gemini Advanced subscribers under the Google One AI Premium plan.
There are two major upgrades with this new rollout: Number one, Gemini can analyze what’s on your screen and respond accordingly. That means it could help summarize a long article, identify objects in an image, or even troubleshoot issues without you having to explain a thing. Second, and even wilder—live video interpretation. Open your camera, point it at something, and Gemini will analyze it instantly. Need a second opinion on a paint color? Want help identifying a mysterious gadget? Gemini’s got you.
This rollout puts Google far ahead in the AI assistant race. Amazon is still testing early access for its Alexa Plus upgrade, while Apple’s Siri revamp has been delayed. Samsung? Well, Bixby exists, but let’s be real—Gemini is the default assistant on its devices for a reason.
Google’s latest move cements its position at the forefront of AI-driven assistance. The only question left: What will you ask Gemini to see next?
