Google's redesigned Gemini comes with a new interface and AI models
Google has unveiled a redesigned version of its Gemini app, featuring a new interface and enhanced AI capabilities. The updates include a more interactive chatbot experience and the introduction of new AI agents like Daily Brief and Gemini Spark. These changes aim to improve user interaction and streamline daily tasks through advanced AI integration.
- ▪The redesigned Gemini app features a new design language called 'Neural Expressive' with improved typography and animations.
- ▪A new AI agent, Daily Brief, summarizes user activities and communications by integrating with connected apps like Gmail and Calendar.
- ▪Gemini Spark is a personal AI agent that automates tasks and integrates with various apps, enhancing productivity.
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Big Tech Google Google's redesigned Gemini comes with a new interface and AI models The company is rolling out the redesigned chatbot on Android and iOS today. By Mariella Moon May 19, 2026 1:45 pm EST Primakov/Shutterstock Google has announced several updates for the Gemini app at its I/O annual developer conference, including a design language called "Neural Expressive" that gives it a redesigned interface with new typography, more fluid animations and haptic feedback. The company has also integrated Gemini Live into the main Gemini experience. Currently, you'll have to tap the Live button in order to have spoken conversations with the AI, but the redesign will allow you to easily switch between typing and talking to the chatbot.
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