Abstract: Implementations set forth herein relate to an automated assistant that can provide interactive application widgets based on their relevance to content that a user may have expressed interest in. The automated assistant can render the application widgets according to an estimated familiarity of the user with the content they expressed interest in. Each application widget can correspond to an application that can be accessed separately from the automated assistant. An application widget can be rendered at a display interface simultaneous to the user accessing the content that served as the basis for rendering the application widget. When the user interacts with the application widget, the automated assistant can communicate selection data to a corresponding application, which can respond with supplemental data that can be rendered at the display interface.

Abstract: Implementations set forth herein relate to incorporating automated assistant suggestions into an interface of a video application, when the video application is rendering video content. The video content—as well as any relevant content, can provide a basis for the automated assistant suggestions. The assistant suggestions can optionally link to one or more additional applications, which can be controlled in response to a user selecting one or more of the automated assistant suggestions. In response to a selection of an assistant suggestion, resulting data generated by another application can be rendered over an interface of the video application, while video content is being rendered and/or otherwise played. This can allow the user to control relevant actions of other applications without completely leaving an interface of the video application, thereby preserving memory and other computational resources that may be consumed when switching between application interfaces.