Google announces disabling classic Google Assistant, users will be moved to Gemini

Google recently announced that it will gradually stop the services of the classic version of Google Assistant and plans to migrate users to its newly launched AI assistant Gemini. This decision marks an important step in Google's voice assistant space, which is expected to complete the migration in the coming months and plans to completely disable the classic version on mainstream mobile devices by the end of 2025.

Since its launch in 2016, Google Assistant has been committed to helping users control smart homes, play media and use third-party applications through natural language processing and voice recognition technologies. With the launch of new assistant Gemini, Google hopes to further enhance users' interactive experience on smart devices and make their lives more convenient. The migration work will be prioritized for mobile phone users, and will be expanded to tablets, on-board systems and smart wearable devices, etc. By the end of 2024, Gemini will become the default assistant for Pixel9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 series phones, and users will enjoy a more natural conversation experience and multitasking.