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Google wprowadza trzy nowe funkcje oparte na sztucznej inteligencji dla platformy Google TV. Narzędzia umożliwią między innymi bogatsze wizualne odpowiedzi na pytania użytkowników, interaktywne pogłębianie wiedzy na wybrane tematy oraz sportowe briefingi z narratorem. Funkcje będą dostępne dla uż...

Google has announced a trio of new AI-powered features for its Google TV platform, after showing off smarter Gemini integration at CES back in January. Google TV can now provide richer visual help when you ask it a question. Request the current sports scores, for example, and Gemini will bring up not only a live updating scorecard, but also where you can watch the game. If you’re looking for a recipe, it’ll pair its results with a video tutorial where possible. If you’d rather learn something new than binge away at your latest Netflix fix, Google TV can also now do visual deep dives on topics that interest you. If there’s an economic trend, scientific phenomenon or technological innovation that’s on your mind, Gemini will create a custom, interactive walkthrough on the subject in question, allowing you to ask follow-up questions afterwards. The idea is that the feature lets you turn passive viewing into meaningful screen time. It would appear that even your TV is now telling you off for watching too much TV. When you ask about a topic, you can either click Dive deeper to learn more, or navigate to the Gemini tab at the top of your home screen and select the Learn option. The last new addition is Gemini-powered sports briefs, which function in the same way as the news briefs Google introduced last year, but strictly for sports. Designed as an alternative to checking your phone, you can ask your AI-assisted TV for timely, narrated overviews of the latest goings-on in any league you might follow. Already, the feature supports the NBA, NCAA basketball, NHL, MLS and NWSL, and it will live in the Gemini tab. Deep dives and sports briefs are initially limited to those with Gemini-enabled devices in the US, with Google promising wider device support later in the spring. Richer visual help is rolling out today in the US and Canada, and Google has also announced that its various Gemini Google TV features are coming to more countries in 2026, starting with Australia, New Zealand and the UK in the coming months.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/streaming/three-new-gemini-features-come-to-google-tv-175724155.html?src=rss