Google Brings Gemini AI to Google TV

Google has unveiled plans to integrate advanced artificial intelligence capabilities into Google TV, introducing natural conversation features and enhanced personalization during the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show. The new system will leverage Google’s Gemini AI to transform how users interact with their televisions.

The upcoming Google TV update will allow families to engage in natural conversations with their television sets, making media navigation more intuitive. Users will be able to ask questions across various topics including travel, health, space, and history, with the system providing responses enhanced by relevant YouTube video content for additional context.

Beyond conversation capabilities, the new Google TV will offer improved smart home control through voice-activated AI commands. Google is also developing an innovative on-screen hub that activates when users approach the TV, displaying personalized widgets with information such as news updates, weather forecasts, and calendar events.

A key feature of the upgrade is Gemini’s ability to generate quick responses that incorporate visual content from YouTube, creating a more comprehensive and engaging viewing experience. This integration marks a significant step forward in making television interfaces more interactive and informative.

Google has announced that these new features will begin rolling out later this year, though availability will initially be limited to select Google TV devices. The company hasn’t yet specified which models will receive the update first.

This development represents a significant advancement in television technology, potentially changing how consumers interact with their entertainment systems and access information through their TV screens.


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