Google has taught your AI “Analyze” the world through the smartphone camera (video)

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< p > The function is called smart screenhare. As an example, the company showed a video on which the user views the page in the online store and asks at Gemini, which clothing will fit for baggy jeans.

< P > In order to start a screen demonstration, in the Ask Gemini field, click “Share the screen with LIVE” (Share Screen With Live)

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< P > Google One Ai Premium subscribers will receive both features on Android smartphones at the end of March. For users for iOS terms of release are not yet revealed.

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