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Google is reportedly working on an artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will help users get answers and ask more questions in real time. According to the leak, the new feature is called "Conversational Search" and will be added to Google's Android app. So when users make a voice request, the app displays the answers in real time and allows them to ask additional questions. This feature was first introduced in the beta version of Google Apps. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the tipster shared a demo video of the AssembleDebug feature. He explained this by saying that the Google app's conversation search function can still listen to the user's voice and can still ask questions directly without clicking on the microphone icon. Recently, the Android Commission found evidence of this feature in Google Apps beta version 5.43.36.28, where there is a lot of code describing its functionality. The lines revealed that the conversation search function is based on artificial intelligence, and this mode can be activated by pressing the microphone button. Once activated, it can continue to listen to the user and wait for further requests. So the user does not have to press the button again.

In the demonstration video, the tipster was able to implement this function directly through the Google Android search widget. This means that search for conversations is available through the Google app and the search module. Specifically, there is no information on when this feature will be available to beta testers or the global user base. Separately, the report states that Google has released a standalone Gemini app for iOS. It is said to be similar to an Android app and has a built-in Gemini Live two-way voice chat feature. However, many users report that the app is not available in their region or country.