Google announced a long-awaited Gemini AI feature, previously known as Project Astra. Recently, it has been confirmed that Gemini Live’s camera and screen-sharing features will not be exclusive to Pixel devices.

About a week ago, Google announced its newest Gemini model, which is Gemini 2.5 Pro. It was cited as the “most intelligent AI model” from the tech giant, and for those who pay for Gemini Advanced, it was music to their ears as they instantly got access to it.

Less than a week after its release to Gemini Advanced subscribers, the Google Gemini 2.5 Pro (experimental) model is now available to anyone who wants to try it, albeit with rate limits. Google says the new models now incorporate step-by-step “thinking” processes to become the best ones yet,

Gemini has gained a variety of features in recent months, but an app teardown has revealed that Google is preparing Gemini for kids.

Google Gemini could soon get a new child-friendly mode that would help kids with homework and more.

Code snippets within the Google app have revealed that the company is working on a version of its Gemini AI model for kids. It looks like this model would help kids with their homework and generate stories. Android Authority found this code during an APK teardown, and the following strings make it pretty clear what’s going on: