Google is preparing to expand the user experience of its artificial intelligence-based assistant, Gemini. An important announcement has been made for the service, which is currently only accessible through mobile apps and web browsers. This innovation is considered a serious step towards increasing the platform's accessibility.
Redaksiya reports that Logan Kilpatrick, Head of Google AI Studio and Gemini API, has confirmed that desktop applications are on the way. This will allow Gemini to reach a wider audience. Currently, to access Gemini, users must either use mobile apps or benefit from the service through web browsers. The arrival of desktop applications will offer users a more convenient and faster experience.
This innovation is aimed at strengthening Google's competition in the field of artificial intelligence. The arrival of Gemini's desktop applications will increase its competition with other AI-based assistants like Microsoft's Copilot. By making Gemini accessible to more users, Google aims to increase the role of artificial intelligence technologies in daily life. This step will help Google solidify its leadership in the AI field.
Although no exact date has been announced for when the desktop applications will be released, this innovation is expected to be available to users in the near future. This will increase the number of Gemini users and further strengthen Google's position in the AI field.