Google rolls out AI updates to Docs, Gmail and more; Here’s all you need to know

Google announced several AI features for its flagship apps - Docs, Gmail, etc. With AI making a buzz around the globe, the California-based tech giant took it as an opportunity and packed a list of Workspace apps to perform smarter.

Now, after the update, there's an option to auto-generate drafts based on prompts in Gmail or Docs. Further, it also comes with the ability to auto-generate multimedia which makes presentations more effective.

This update intends to revolutionize the user experience of Google's Workspace apps. Google notes that Gmail users can draft, reply, summarize, and prioritize their emails, while Docs users can utilize the tools to brainstorm, proofread, write, and rewrite documents. The list goes on.




Google is, as per the reports, rolling features to trusted testers before making them widely available.

The tech giant is introducing AI capabilities for enterprises via Google Cloud, along with a fresh API for developers. This comes in the midst of a tech industry competition to roll out innovative AI functionalities, triggered by the ChatGPT chatbot's debut last year.

Furthermore, users can gain insights and analysis from raw data with auto-completion, formula generation, and contextual categorization in Sheets. Meet users can generate new backgrounds and take notes during calls, and workflows can be enabled in Chat.

In February, Microsoft declared the launch of its Bing-powered ChatGPT, and Google followed suit by introducing its own chatbot, Bard, in response to ChatGPT.

FAQs

1. What is Google's AI chatbot called?
   Google's AI chatbot is known as BardAI.
2. Where is Google HQ?
   Google's HQ is in Mountain View, California.