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How Google is integrating Gemini into Workspace – Computerworld
“So instead of like a manual transmission car where our customers need to pick the model based on what we’re trying to do, let’s just skip that step for them. And if what they’re trying to do is analyze a spreadsheet, what’s the best thing for us to do so that we can focus on helping them analyze the data,…
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Gemini Can Now Run Scheduled Actions Just Like ChatGPT
In line with Google’s vision to make Gemini a ‘personal, proactive, and powerful’ AI assistant, Gemini is now getting support for scheduled tasks. You can now schedule tasks for a specific time, and Gemini will create an action for you. You can create scheduled actions by entering a prompt in natural language, and Gemini will handle the task seamlessly. This…
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Google Gemini can now handle scheduled tasks like an assistant
Google is taking another step toward making Gemini a more helpful assistant. It’s rolling out “scheduled actions,” a feature AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers can use to ask the AI assistant to perform tasks at specific times, like providing a summary of their calendar at the end of each day or generating ideas for blog posts every Monday. Users…
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Google’s upcoming Gemini Kingfall is allegedly a coding beast
Google’s AI advancement is not slowing down, and we might be getting yet another powerful model codenamed “Gemini Kingfall.” As spotted by users on X, Gemini Kingfall briefly appeared on AI Studio for approximately 20 minutes before it was taken down. Gemini Kingfall While the details aren’t available, Gemini Kingfall doesn’t appear to be an update to the existing Gemini…
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Gmail Will Automatically Summarize Your Emails Using Gemini AI (but You Can Disable It)
Ever since Google started integrating its Gemini AI into all its apps, users have complained about seeing the optional AI-powered Summarize button in their Gmail threads. Now, Google is so confident about this feature that it’s enabling automatic summaries for all paying Google Workspace accounts with Gemini access. Now when you open a long email or thread, an AI Summary…
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Google Gemini AI comes to Chrome and takes over the desktop on Windows 11
Google integrates its Gemini AI into Chrome, similar to Copilot on Microsoft Edge. Also, the company adds an option to interact with the chatbot AI right from the Windows 11 Taskbar. The feature is still in preview for some users in the US using the latest version from Beta, Dev, or Canary channel. Google’s Gemini AI is now coming to…
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Gemini can now watch Google Drive videos for you
Google’s latest Drive features can give Workspace users more information about the videos they’ve saved. A Gemini AI feature that summarizes documents and PDFs in Google Drive is now expanding to video files, allowing users to gain insights about what’s in the video without having to watch it themselves. The Gemini in Drive feature provides a familiar chatbot interface that…
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Google Gemini AI for Workspace review
Google Gemini for Workspace is the latest, most comprehensive iteration of the cloud giant’s generative AI assistant, now available to business and enterprise users across the full gamut of Google Workspace apps. The AI productivity assistant is accessible in all apps via a diamond-shaped logo in the top right, next to the user’s profile picture. Pressing this button opens a…
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Trying out Gemini in Chrome leaves me wanting more
I spent my morning with Gemini in Chrome, the new integration that puts the AI-powered assistant right in your browser. Instead of going to the chatbot’s web app, you can click the new Gemini button in Chrome’s top-right corner to start a conversation — but the key difference is that the browser’s built-in assistant can “see” what’s on your screen…
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The great Google Gemini deceit – Computerworld
At their core, Gemini, ChatGPT, and other such systems are powered by a type of technology known as a large language model — or LLM, for short. In the simplest possible terms, an LLM looks at massive amounts of real-world language data and then uses that to learn patterns and predict the most likely next word over and over, in…
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