谷歌宣布扩展其AI驱动的“实时”模式，该模式允许用户通过摄像头搜索和提问。此功能将作为扩展AI模式的一部分进入谷歌搜索，并登陆iOS上的Gemini应用。该功能最初在Android版Gemini上推出，允许AI聊天机器人“看到”摄像头中的一切，并进行持续对话，例如根据冰箱中的食材提供食谱建议。现在，用户可以直接在搜索的新AI模式中使用此功能，只需点击“实时”图标即可分享摄像头画面并提问。

📱谷歌的AI“实时”模式，让用户能够通过摄像头与AI进行互动，提问关于周围环境的问题，例如识别物体或获取信息。

🔍该功能将整合到谷歌搜索的AI模式中，用户可以通过点击“实时”图标，分享摄像头画面并直接提问。这项名为Live Search的功能预计在今年夏季晚些时候推出，首先面向Labs测试人员提供beta版本。

🖼️iOS上的Gemini应用也将更新此功能，用户可以选择与Gemini讨论屏幕上的内容，而不仅仅是摄像头画面中的内容。相机和屏幕共享功能已于上个月在Pixel 9和Galaxy S25的Gemini Live上推出，随后扩展到所有Android设备。

💰最初计划将此功能锁定在付费的Gemini Advanced订阅中，但谷歌改变了主意，因此iOS用户可以免费使用该功能，与Android用户一样。

At its I/O developer conference today, Google announced two new ways to access its AI-powered “Live” mode, which lets users search for and ask about anything they can point their camera at. The feature will arrive in Google Search as part of its expanded AI Mode and is also coming to the Gemini app on iOS, having been available in Gemini on Android for around a month. 

The camera-sharing feature debuted at Google I/O last year as part of the company’s experimental Project Astra, before an official rollout as part of Gemini Live on Android. It allows the company’s AI chatbot to “see” everything in your camera feed, so you can have an ongoing conversation about the world around you — asking for recipe suggestions based on the ingredients in your fridge, for example.

Google is now bringing that functionality directly into Search’s new AI Mode, along with Google Lens. By tapping the “Live” icon, users will be able to share their camera feed with Search and ask direct questions about what’s in front of them.

The feature, which is branded Live Search, isn’t arriving until “later this summer” and will be available in beta to Labs testers first. It’s one of several upcoming AI Mode features, including research-based Deep Search, an AI agent that can take actions on the web for you, and a variety of new shopping tools.

The Gemini app on iOS is being updated with the same feature, together with the option to talk to Gemini about what’s on your screen rather than in your camera feed. Camera and screen sharing launched in Gemini Live on the Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 last month, before expanding to all Android devices a few weeks later. Google had originally planned to lock the feature behind its paid Gemini Advanced subscription but changed its mind, so it will be free to iOS users, just as it is on Android.