– Google Gemini’s new feature, Ask With Video, allows users to search by inputting a video question
– The feature benefits those with communication difficulties, as well as the elderly and those with typing issues
– Other AI accessibility features announced at Google I/O include scam call alerts and group email summaries
At Google I/O, Google announced a new feature called Ask With Video as part of Google Gemini, which aims to improve accessibility in the search functions of the Google app. This feature allows users to input a video to ask a question, which the AI will then break down frame by frame to provide relevant information in search results. This could be particularly beneficial for people with issues like malapropisms who struggle with finding the right words.
In addition to Ask With Video, Google also introduced other AI accessibility features during the event. One feature alerts users if a phone call is a scam by scanning the call in real time for fraudulent words or phrases. Another feature quickly summarizes group emails, providing users with an easy-to-read breakdown of the conversation. These additions aim to improve accessibility for everyone, especially the elderly who may face challenges with technology and communication.
The introduction of Ask With Video and other accessibility features in Google Gemini demonstrates Google’s commitment to innovation and improving search engine optimization. By utilizing video input for search queries, users can benefit from a more visual and intuitive searching experience. These features have the potential to make searching for information online easier and more convenient for a wide range of users.