"Google smart home users in the US can now get an early taste of the new Gemini for Home assistant, which began rolling out in early access on Tuesday. It's slated to replace the current Google Assistant on Nest devices, marking one of the most significant updates yet to Google's smart home ecosystem. It runs on the Gemini LLM, allowing it to complete more complex tasks and offer a more conversational tone compared to Google Assistant."
"If you want to try out Gemini for Home early, you have to request early access. Start by going to your Google Groups settings and selecting "Global Settings." Make sure the option "Add me to their groups" is checked - this will allow you to join the early access group if your request is approved. Then head over to the Google Home app."
US Google smart home users can request early access to Gemini for Home, which began rolling out on Tuesday. Gemini for Home runs on the Gemini LLM and will replace Google Assistant on compatible Nest devices. Gemini for Home can complete more complex tasks and uses a more conversational tone. Users must request early access by adjusting Google Groups global settings to allow joining, then requesting early access from the Google Home app via profile > Home settings. Joining early access permanently replaces Google Assistant on compatible devices. Gemini Live and camera-history search require a paid Google Home Premium subscription.
Read at The Verge
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