Will Google start offering a feature that integrates 'Gemini Live' and 'Project Astra,' which enables real-time video analysis, to some users?

As promised at MWC (Mobile World Congress) held in early March 2025, it has become clear that Google has finalized the integration of '

Google is rolling out Gemini's real-time AI video features | The Verge

'Gemini Live' is software that allows real-time conversations with Google's AI assistant 'Gemini' and was released in August 2024.

The other, 'Project Astra,' was announced in December 2024 as a research prototype for a universal AI assistant. It is equipped with 'Gemini 2.0' and is characterized by its ability to understand video and audio in real time.

Google has promised to integrate Gemini Live and Project Astra at MWC in March 2025. They have actually released a demo.

Google's AI voice conversation service 'Gemini Live' introduces a new function that allows you to talk about the video being shot with the camera and the topic on the screen - GIGAZINE

A Reddit user named Kien_PS reported that Gemini Live now understands and responds to video in real time.

According to Kien_PS, Gemini Live has a feature that allows you to show a screenshot to Gemini and ask about the screen, but a new button called 'Share screen with Live' has been added, and when you tap it, you can share the entire screen you are viewing on your smartphone with Gemini Live. The sharing is for the 'entire screen', and it is not possible to share a single app. Below is a screenshot posted by Kien_PS.

Gemini Live also has real-time access to the camera, so by switching to the front camera you can actually 'interact with Gemini in real time.'

9to5Google, the news site that reported this news, commented that while the feature isn't available in their environment yet, it makes sense for Google to slowly expand availability.