Google Gemini AI wizardry will soon be available to Android users.

Google dubbed its AI chatbot Bard Gemini earlier this month and introduced Gemini Advanced, which gives users access to the Ultra 1.0 AI model. Google is now getting ready to incorporate Gemini AI straight into Android handsets.

Beginning in 2025, Google plans to incorporate its cutting-edge artificial intelligence language models, known as Gemini, directly into Android handsets.

According to Gizmochina, this project builds on the Gemini Nano beta release, which was a scaled-down version of the AI model that still needed an internet connection.

Users won’t need constant connectivity for some AI-driven functions if the more reliable models are directly embedded into devices, improving user experience and privacy.

With an astounding 1.56 trillion parameters, Google’s Gemini Ultra AI model can challenge OpenAI’s GPT-4 in terms of language production and comprehension. For Android users, integrating Gemini Ultra may provide a number of additional features and functions.

Google is investing a lot of money in chatbots and virtual helpers that use AI. One manifestation of this dedication is the change in name of Google’s Bard to Gemini.

The CEO Sundar Pichai’s goal of creating a single AI agent that can help consumers throughout the Google ecosystem is supported by this investment.

By 2025, the incorporation of sophisticated artificial intelligence models into Android phones may herald a shift toward a mobile experience that is more personalized and intelligent.

In related news, Google just revealed that you can use Gemini in Gmail, Docs, Slides, Sheets, and Meet to become more creative and productive with the Google One AI Premium subscription. This implies that you may get more done without switching between tabs or applications by directly using Gemini features within the Google products you already use.

For instance, Gemini can assist you with composing an invitation in Gmail, planning a travel schedule in Docs, making a family budget in Sheets, or using Slides to create a vision board for remodeling your kitchen.