Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Google Founder Warns Against Using Gemini Live While Driving
Sergey Brin, the founder of Google, recently spoke at Stanford University.
He said that while he tests Gemini Live, an AI tool, while driving, he doesn't recommend others to do the same.
He explained that the current version of Gemini Live is old and not as good as the new version that's coming out soon.
Brin also mentioned that he uses Gemini Live to ask complex questions, but he advises everyone to stay alert and avoid using it while driving.
Gemini Live is like Google Assistant and helps people find information quickly.
It makes conversations feel more natural and realistic.
Brin promised that a much better version of Gemini Live will be available in a few weeks.
Sergey Brin, Google's founder, tests Gemini Live while commuting but advises against public use while driving.
Current Gemini Live version is outdated, with a more advanced release coming soon.
Brin uses Gemini Live for complex questions but emphasizes staying alert while driving.
Gemini Live offers advanced speech technology for natural conversational experiences.
A significantly improved version of Gemini Live is expected within weeks.
- Who
- Sergey Brin, Google founder
- What
- Warning against using Gemini Live while driving
- When
- During a recent Stanford University panel
- Where
- Stanford University
- Why
- Current model is outdated and a better version is coming soon
- Person
- Sergey Brin
- Occupation
- Google Founder
- AI Tool
- Gemini Live
- Event
- Stanford University Panel
- Current Model
- Ancient
- Upcoming Model
- Advanced
- Release Time
- Weeks
