Google wants to fix one of the more annoying parts of Gemini Live screen sharing (APK teardown)
Gemini Live could soon let you share your screen without breaking conversation flow.
- Gemini Live lets you share you screen to get answers about what you’re looking at.
- Right now, initiating screen sharing is awkward from within active Gemini Live conversations.
- That could soon change with a new button in Gemini Live’s call-like notification interface.
Like so many other things in life, when it comes to AI, you only get out of it what you put in. Now granted, in the case of AI that can be an incredibly complicated situation, involving mountains of training data that us end users aren’t privy to. But we can control what information we feed into AI when giving it a task, and when it comes to using Gemini on our phones, one of the most powerful ways to do just that is sharing what we see on our screens. Gemini Live just started rolling out screen sharing support widely, and we’ve got an early look at what could be one of the next big improvements to how it works.
