Gemini Live is Google's futuristic new way of talking to AI on your phone. But is it any good? I tested it for weeks to find out.
I’ve been reporting on the mobile tech industry for a long time. Throughout these years, I’ve always been excited about the next big thing. However, I find myself at a loss regarding artificial intelligence.
Generally, it’s probably wise to think of Gemini Live as your new digital best friend on your mobile device. It is ready and able to answer any question, help you with your homework, plan a trip abroad, and much more. In other words, it is designed to do a lot. You can also export the transcript to Docs, draft it in Gmail, and post it for anyone to see. Depending on the conversation, this could certainly come in handy.
Regarding productivity and creativity, Gemini Live can assist with brainstorming, idea generation, learning and education, code generation, and debugging. As a personal assistant, Gemini Live can offer recommendations on topics such as movies, books, restaurants, and travel destinations. It can also handle basic tasks such as setting reminders.
When I asked, Gemini quickly suggested themes I could use for the party and some fun activities with a teen twist. I mentioned that would be 15 teens at the party, and Gemini suggested I split the group into two. One group could create a haunted house in the garage, while the other could focus on creating an awesome music playlist. Gemini also noted that all the teens could carve jack-o’-lanterns together.
As a final question, I asked for suggestions on what food was best to eat with the daiquiri. For something “substantial,” Gemini recommended grilled chicken or fish tacos. For a snack, it said salty fries might do. Along the way, Gemini said to let it know if I didn’t like a suggestion so it could recommend something else.
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