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Google launches a Gemini AI app on Mac

Google launches a Gemini AI app on Mac
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Google is launching a new Gemini app on Mac that allows you to interact with the AI assistant without switching windows on your desktop. With the app, you can use the Option + Space shortcut to pull up a floating chat bubble, where you can ask Gemini questions and share your window. Before sharing your window, you'll need to give Gemini permission to access your system's information before sharing

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