Google Home update should make Gemini stop saying ‘Sorry, I didn’t understand’ so much

Google's latest update for its Google Home and Nest speakers aims to address a few issues, one of which involves the device randomly saying "Sorry, I didn't understand" without being prompted. The second October Gemini for Home update was released by Google today, with a substantial portion of the changelog dedicated to the Google Home app. The update includes six individual changes for Gemini within the Home app, but one fix stands out significantly.

According to the update post, Google was aware of a bug that caused Home and Nest speakers and displays to say "Sorry, I didn't understand" at random, even without any input. This unsettling occurrence should now be resolved with the new update.

In addition to the previously mentioned bug fix, two other enhancements target Gemini's ability to understand users on Google Home devices. One issue was Gemini misunderstanding requests to move music from one room to another. Another problem involved Gemini incorrectly adjusting sleep, media, or normal timers instead of the requested type. Both of these previously problematic features are expected to function correctly going forward.

The changelog also features a couple of other adjustments aimed at creating a more stress-free experience. These updates are set to become available for users starting today, although the rollout may take some time to reach everyone. It is hoped that Gemini will only inform users that it does not understand if it truly lacks comprehension. For additional news, viewers can check out 9to5Google on YouTube.