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Gemini on Google TV: Conversational Entertainment

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Gemini Powers Up ⁢Google ‌TV, Bringing Conversational ‍AI to Your Living⁤ Room

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – Google today ⁣launched Gemini for Google⁣ TV, a major ‍upgrade that transforms how​ users interact ⁣with their televisions. Building upon the existing‌ functionality of Google Assistant, Gemini enables free-flowing conversations with your TV, moving beyond simple voice ⁤commands to offer a more intuitive and helpful entertainment experience.

For‌ years, Google TV ⁢has streamlined finding content, and Google Assistant⁤ has added voice control for ‌tasks like recommendations and smart home adjustments. Now, Gemini takes this a step further, allowing users to​ brainstorm ‍ideas, get answers to complex‍ questions, and, ​crucially, discover what⁢ to watch⁣ with unprecedented ease.

“Everything you​ already do with Google Assistant still works,” Google stated‍ in a ​press release, “but ​Gemini on Google TV goes beyond simple commands and lets ​you engage⁢ in free-flowing conversations ​with your big screen.”

Users can activate Gemini simply by saying ​”hey Google” or pressing‌ the microphone button⁢ on their TV remote. The new feature offers several key benefits for entertainment discovery:

* Group⁣ Viewing: gemini can navigate differing tastes. Users can ask, for example, “Find me something to watch ‍with my wife. I like dramas, but she likes lighthearted ‌comedies,” and receive tailored recommendations.
*​ Catching Up on ‌Shows: Need a refresher? ‌Gemini ⁣can quickly summarize past seasons. A user can ask,‍ “What‌ happened in‍ the ​last season of ‘Outlander’?” to ​get up⁤ to speed.
* Vague Searches: ⁤Forget a ⁤title? Describe ‌the show and let Gemini do the work. Asking “What’s the new hospital ‌drama everyone’s talking about?” can⁣ yield suggestions ⁤like “The Pitt.”

Moreover, Gemini supports follow-up questions, allowing users to delve deeper before⁢ committing⁤ to a‍ show. For instance, after receiving⁢ a recommendation, you can ask, “What are⁢ the ⁣reviews for ‘The Pitt’?”

Gemini for Google TV ⁢is rolling out now, promising a more dynamic⁢ and‌ engaging entertainment experience for users.

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