Google to Replace Assistant with AI-Powered Gemini on Most Devices in 2025

The transition will phase out Google Assistant on mobile devices, tablets, and connected gadgets, introducing Gemini as the new default assistant.

Google announced plans to retire Google Assistant on most mobile devices later this year, replacing it with the AI-driven Gemini assistant.
Gemini, launched in 2024, offers advanced features such as multimodal conversations and personal research capabilities, leveraging generative AI technology.
Devices running Android 10 or later with at least 2GB of RAM will be upgraded to Gemini, while older devices may retain Google Assistant functionality temporarily.
The transition will extend to tablets, cars, and connected devices like headphones, watches, and smart home gadgets, with further details expected in the coming months.
Google Assistant will remain operational on applicable devices until the Gemini upgrade is complete, with no new downloads of Google Assistant allowed after the transition.