Google is slowly but steadily working on introducing the Gemini AI assistant into its products. It was recently reported that a YouTube Music extension for Gemini is in development, which when enabled, access YouTube Music data to offer you personalized search results.

What’s more, the AI ​​assistant is getting ready to get the ‘Real Time Responses’ option in the settings menu of the Gemini Android app. Now, the latest information is shared by Code Pimp Debug component Reminds that Gemini can gain a new feature that is already available in the web version of the AI ​​assistant.

It’s worth noting that Gemini may soon get a stop button, similar to its web client, that allows the user to stop the AI ​​assistant’s responses in the middle of the processing stage. This new stop button will help users save time by stopping comments if they believe they are not meeting their needs. The Gemini Android app cannot pause or stop responses or prompts midway.

Therefore, you have to let the AI ​​assistant generate the response completely to start over or perform other tasks, which can consume some time. That may change soon, as the exposed stop button may soon make its way to the Android app.

According to the screenshots shared by Assemble Debug, the stop button replaces the microphone and camera icons that currently appear when creating a prompt.

When you click the stop button, Gemini will reflect the action with a message that reads: “You stopped this response before it was completed.” Another interesting feature is that users will be able to recreate the aborted command using the dedicated button next to the flag icon.

Gemini’s stop button isn’t available to everyone right now. However, it should soon be available to everyone as the functionality is already available in the Gemini web client.